.- ", '¦¦'"!¦ n ti ., .- "..rr.-r-r-.-¦-.t.-1.:=.¦***; Youngster's Actions Recall Williamsand ! Doings ofFamous Tinker Voshell Given I ¦ i¡ McGraw Absent at Practice and IF A^TER YOU'VE .MET. - flOit) -5HS Mt-Vte-S A DATE -AMD, WHSrd YOU TAKE HSSÏ. - AMD so Yo«y call neu Manager Opening W»"TH You AKD You HOME A&K AMD Higher Th¿ GIRL. YOÜ've WANTED TH.r-4K YOU HEW To GO UP 5UMDAV SH£ *S Rating Men Are Put Through Their Paces by Chris¬ To MEET A«Nit> SHE ACTS YOU'VE f*AADtE A M»T OüT ¿UWJDAV EveivJIM<3 AMD MOT AT HOiMS - AMD " Former at No. 5 Frisch at Third Base L0V6LY To You She ,say«s "cali- r**.-. vjp You LeAue y^up mumBer Champion topher Mathewson; SUrv/DAY AT OrVt*"' in Place of Johnson; By W. O. McGeehan Brooklyn Man Now 12th SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 2..The Giants started their spring on the start By Fred Hawthorne training anniversary of the of the Texas Republic. The The cavorted and afternoon at the local under ranking committee of the T'nited squad morning league park, States Lawn Tennis an- the of Assistant Field Marshal General¬ Association guidance Christy Mathewson, nounced yesterday that, as the result issimo McGraw not yet having looked across the horizon. of re-consideration of the list Pilled ranking with the optimism that heats«r and the tournament record of last sea- the head when persons quit the ice for son, it had changed the order of plac- the humidity of the Tamale Belt, the Guy Nickalls Returns ing the players in two instances, Rich An old experts have already found the spring ard Norris Williams, 2d, former na- fashioned Winter and he -is an wonder, infielder at that. After War Service tional champion, moving up from No. 6 must soon to nen The name of the youth is Artie White, give way To Coach at Yale to No. i>, whife Wallace F. Johnson went fashions for graduate of the Catholic University, of down from No. 5 to No. (î. Spring! Washington, a native of ajid Framing- Gay Nickalls, who aucceeds Pro¬ In the second ton, »S. Howard Voshell Ready wheneveryou are! hhun. Mass. Artie Devlin pried him loose was fessor Mather Abbott as coach of promoted from No. 14 to No. 12, suits, from a semi-pro team at Worcester. Spring overcoats, the Yale crews, arrived here yes¬ going over the heads of Willie E. Davis His similarity to Joe Tinker first and Nathaniel W. Niles. who had been hats, shoes, fixings. the of the terday on the steamship Imperator, caught astigmatized eyes of the Cuitard line. for¬ originally at No. 12 and No. 13. He wore a uniform and a Kickalls ejperts. In giving my as to the order merly coached at Yale. He has been - opinion Rain or shine glove, and almost simultaneously the And for seve«Au - *"Scotch away from the New Haven institu¬ -And You look at v^Hisrsi Finally «SHE in which the "first ten" men should experts broke into the eager shout DAYS £>h«H 330ESt4"V CAL.L. OHH-h- BOYM! be Mists" are fine! of "The living, breathing image of Joe tion since 1914, having left to serve Ano You ftND You ARE Your^elp" im The 3>«OES CALL. AND AIM T IT A ranked, I printed a list some weeks Tinker!" No Evers or Chances were in the Lancashire Fusiieers during WORRIED AND mirror. P"ee"Lii-4G That APOLOGIZES FOR NOT 6RR-RAND, prior to the publication of the official Overcoats of rich mix. discovered to make out a rookie BLUE AMJD George Kelly, who may start If this sort of weather continues the places a great the Florida State ad¬ as the of first Giants of 1920 will njt have alibi one, and yet it just about marks the championship guardian base, reported any Columbia Defeats . vanced in like mid-season form. in the of condi- Greenwich Golfer margin last season between the two the men's singles to the semi¬ something shape spring training men. finals In George has been playing all winter on tions. The breeze is warded from the the upper bracket, where the Dartmouth Voshell also a nearer the Pacific Coast. He brought with him ball park and the air is warm. The Quintet Makes Low Score his gets position Japanese players, Ichiya Kumagae and his little brother. a have committed themselves to real ability in going to No. 12, and Reynolds Kelly, players so the move is a Seillchiro Kashio, will meet to-morrow pitcher, so that at present Bill Lange the statement that it is the best prac¬ 28 to 25 Score good one all around. has two nephews with the squad. When tice lot they have hit. The baseball By On Pinehurst Links It was reported last night that the morning. Craig Biddle meets R. L, a few more of the Kelly-Lange fam¬ is the hothouse of all ath¬ ranking committee made the change Baggs in the lower bracket. player plant Columbia defeated Dartmouth in a only after it had been decided to take Barring ily arrive they will he.able to call Bill and he has to have the wind and Prom a some upset. rhe uncle of the Giants. letes, close and poorly played basketball (â? GraniteneWee Special Correspondent the Church matches into account in Kumagae may therefore bt weather to order or he has alibis for PINEHURST, N. C, Mar. 2..S. «J. making up the list. predicted as the new witt Jack Horie, the boy from Avenue A, from the influenza to raur- game at the Morningside Heights gym Netv York Tribune ranking Whether champion, was everything (Copyright, 1920, Jnc.) won it was this that led to the or Biddle runner sent out to first for a while. Horie der. last a score of 28 to 25. Both Graham, Greenwich, the medal for changes, up. a night by an oversight, as I have said, makes hopes to become Giant, despite the low gross score in the annual spring With the return of warm weather to¬ '"act that he is a New York teams played in poor form throughout, By States little difference. City prod¬ Judge Francis X. McQuade donned a golf tournament with 158 for day, following the cold snap, uct, a handicap which few have been the passing and shooting being ex- What statt« has turned out a greater variety of champions or stars to-day Kumapi «ble to overcome. uniform in the afternoon and mingled the 36 holes. He was 81 to-day over played even better tennis than in the with the athletes. The uniform was tremely erratic. At half time the score than any other? Take It the Number 3 course and 77 Van Nek Dark Horse opening rounds and got much applause Regulars Easy worn Art Fletcher and was was 15 to 13, in favor of the locals. This yester-1 from a As formerly by argument raged «with considerable fervidity a day or two ago over large gallery. expected, ii» Matty took direct charge of the two loose as ashes on tho judicial frame. The contest was in day Number 2. won from very rough spots, and at least two or three of the orators were In Grind readily Captain A. (lore, of Dractices to-day and kept the recruits An accident to the belt almost robbed three Dartmouth impassioned boiling over B. P. Merriman, Waterbury, was Six-Day Washington, defeating him in hopping about until the moisture rolled him of his calm. players being ejected as we three straight judicial for fouls. departed. second, strokes behind; W. E. Cliius Van Nek." and road sots, 6.1, 6. 1. r'rom them. It does not take much ex¬ personal Johnson, the col- Truesdell, Garden was third with sprint The ercise to the in thi3 ored of California isn't so far behind with Johnston and McLoughlin for City, champion of Holland, has been picked Japanese repeatedly scorn: bring perspiration To date only three of the athletes re- forward flash the Blue and 162. George J. Murphy, Wollaston, as the against the army man on c'.ever shots, s »ilimate at this time of the year. The not for. was the star of the Lewis and Leonard for baseball "dark horse" >» the six-day main absent and accotil.ted Whi-te,' struggle, tennis; Chase, and several noted boxers, had 163, but was disqualified for tak¬ race, starting at Madison Gar¬ favorite device being to draw his op¬ regulars or what is left of the regulars They are Fred Toney. Shuffling Phil caging aeven.baskets from the floor. Corbett. ing a practice on the eleventh Square ponent out of :.:*.! drive hnn«? ;ook a turn or two at and including approach den midnight »Sunday. The Hollander position bat, complet¬ Douglas and Earl Smith. It seems to Browne played well for the Hanoveri- hole of the Number 3 course. the point with a smash. His *». ed their arduous labors ans. Nebraska has Joe Stecher and Grover Cleveland Alexander surprised the riders and trainera yes¬ spted by ambling take Douglas and Tonev almost as long to cheer T. S. Fuller, Ardsley, was low to- terday, when he arrived at the such it was almost i unce around the lot. a cam . as it for Until within five minutes of the fin- over. a Newark to reach training: does day with 78 over to Number 2 course, Velodrome, after an the ball out of his reach. The only distressing incident of the them to reach first base. Earl Simth is ish of the tussle, Columbia held a 171 marked the end of the first following auto Cedric was Texas has Trirf Jack Johnson and sixteen, at thirty-five miles an hour, and then Major gave Seiichiro Kaafcie .lay the recurrence of Rube Ben- expected late to-night but there is no slight lead. At this point the Green Speaker, Rogers Hornsby who have Eighteen divisions of sixteen each set a hard battle before B ton's bunions. The Rube started to five tied the score at 20 all. A sen sa- the pace for the field on the wooden dually los ng. telling when Shuffling Phil will shuffle achieved fame. qualified for match play, one round track in a five-mile dash. ¦4.6, 6.4. Major led in the hrst m limp in the afternoon. The unfortunate into the Hotel tional one-handed shot by Weinstein a the but had to extend left-hander has two. bunions of titanic Menger. put Columbia back into the lead, but Pennsylvania has a long list. In fact, it looks to be a keen battle day throughout week. There Before sailing for this side Van Nek himself, and tfe will also be one special division for won two twenty-four-hour races, and Jap's superior strength and speed £>.' proportions. It is said that the bunion The recruits for the most part are Dartmouth kept pace, and near the between Pennsylvania and Georgia. those who failed to him after that. The on covers an area was within a of qualify under their broke Egg's hour record behind tandem other featur? his left foot equal to youngsters of slight build and the old- close point tying the The former claims classification and for He match was that bfwpyn six of the New while score- Then Johnson a Mathewson and Wagner; Tilden of tennis those whose score pace. is teamed with Broceo, the Craig Bidd!« England States, timers look beside them like portly old again. heaved was too to and Bob James. Predictions were h bunion on the double-counter and clinched the high qualify. popular Italian, in the big lace, and the right foot compares gents. Matty, always a trim figure of long fame; jtlcDermott, Herrón, Fownes and Byers for golf.all champions. First has would go three sets at but Bidii'e to the State of Texas in of victory. sixteen.S. ,T. Graham, 'Greenwich, entered the'five-mile open event, lea^t, favorably size, an athlete, from the standards tho Georgia can claim Ty Cobb and Nap Rucker among her best ball Course .!, 81.153: B. 1'. Merriman, Wat«*r- for professionals at the meet won in love sett?. though its contour is somewhat more old Giants, looks like a colossus when The bury, Course 2, 80.161; W. K. Truesdell, sprint The line-up: players; Bobby Jones and Alexa her Garden Saturday night. summary: monotonous. he is directing the McGraw kinder¬ Columbia (28) Pos. Dartmouth (25) Sterling among golfers; Bobby Wal- City, Course 3. 81.162; C. F. Wat¬ Second round. men'« unir«*».If!- » The famous bunion of Zeider has at¬ McGraw always liked the Johnson.I«. F.\k«.;. thour from the son jr., National, Course ;:, 80.165; W. A. ICnumagae, .Tapa garten. cycling game. Whitcomb, Course '.¦'.«.- «; tracted some but the bunions rookies to come but these are the Farrell (capt.).R. F.Sulll Worcester, :;, 81.165; Bj. In.', napoils, « C« attention, big, F. C. Newton, A. '" Watson.Center.Sample Now York can claim Eddie Collins, Walter Brooklyn. Course :!, 81. Baseball Gor< \v ibtnfrl ". .!.- «. «fa« of Rube are the to awe. when have to take them as Hagen, Jerry Travers, 1«6; F. S. DanL'orth. Schang Quits v..- .- tilings inspire days you Stutz.D. G.Browne North Fork, Cours« 3, Jalder, \- .\. )!a..*r are to the bunion of Zeider what come. Weinstein.lt. Leonard and number of 81.166; Allan Dard, Chevy Course New -1 They they G.McDermott Benny any fighters, for that matter. :!, Chase, For Fork, «i.-i.-j¡. r F. Ui-rham Kee Score at end of first half.Columbia. 15; Not to 84.167; D. A. Hamilton, Garden City, Jitney Aeroplane Tor!:. 8.8, 8 -I. Spiichiro Karhlo. J&iai Dartmouth, 1Í!. Baskets from floor.Co¬ forget Illinois is a sportive state with Ray Schalk, Larry Course ."., 87.168; F. H. Gates, Moore d'-reaterl Ski ¡ley Thayer. t'hiladslpbt« lumbia: Johnson (7), Weinstein (2), Stutz; Doyle, Chick Evans, Bob County, Course 3, 85.ltiS; C. H. Banes, cotcher of the 6.1, 6.t: R. L. Jtme» £aratog-a. de¬ Dartmouth: Akey (."). Browne (2), Yuill, Comiskey, Pop Anson, Gardner, Bat Nelson and Merlon County, Course 2. 81.169; C. II. Wally Schang, Boston feated Dr. W M McKlbben. Hosten. 6.J. half a dozen more Jennings, St. Andrews, Course Red Sox, has a new one. The veteran 8.2: Crais Biddl« ¡ivfeate« Arrives at Sample, McDermott. Fouls.Farrell, 8 out of unusual note. P. B. 3, 86.170; Philadelphia, of 20; Browne, 0 out of ltf. .Substitutes. Elliott, Woodland, Course 2, 86.170; receiver announced his intention to M. Goldman, Miami, 6.S, 8.2; R- R Camp; Chamberlain for II. G. Phillips, Moore Course «"offin. ""hat." Huggins for .A County, Philadelphia, defeated Sample. Tracy key. 3, quit, the game to go into the Schulte for Browne, Browne for Yuiil. 83.170: Carman Messmere, Ardsley, business. jitney- Coulter, NVw fork. 8.4. 6.1; B. L lt'.feree.J. M. O'Shea. West Point. I'm- ! As the thing proceeds ihe Course 2, 82.171; T. S. Ku'.ler. Ardsley, aeroplane Wally says that H»Ri!». New York, defeated D. B. Ne Rutii Ball pire.Ed De Da ,*;alle. argument gets entirely too intricate to be Cours«- 2, 7S.171. All this he is with baseball Li ir N'-v Yon, 6.1 Sharp, total for ;;«j through and will 6.0, Begins Pounding followed any further. hol.-s. not play with the Red Sox this season. Thir.l round.Ichiya Kumapse defeats -'¦-»- Captain Gore. C- 6- 1; Seiichtro Kaatt» Others believe he will be .:. back in the feat«-.. \ Major, S S, *- í, .--' mental Francisco Pizzola, allas Ping Coleridge Was Right fold before long. i.'raig Biddle defeated R !. Janiea. ( » BabeLands on Smallwood Bodie. the Babe with Brooklyn Squads For when the New International Schang began his big career G.0; i: !. Bu«Kfl defeated R B.Coffla Ping regards golf bug gets your ear. League with league 6.g, 6.2. 8. ti. wide-eyed admiration both on and off the Philadelphia Athletics and be¬ Consolation »»' Alas, you cannot chuse but hear. To came a star alna-leu. prrllrolBary for Terrific Drive; Few- the field. Ping himself in the merry Play First Game; Open Season April 21 in his first year. He re¬ firm round.Rodman Wan.-imaker 2d. Pk3* spring time wields a wicked mace on mained with Connie Mack until the big adelphla. defeated Georg« D Bldit» ster FromCold the field and a trenchant fork at ta¬ The 1920 schedule of the New In¬ in the "A's" came in Philadelphia. 6.I, «.* William t. Suffering 'Johnston's' Win The one can ternational Baseball whenshaske-üp 1917, Snyder Jr. Plttaborch. defeated B t- ble. But swat as he may or eat as entry ^ho appreciate prohibition is the umpire. In the League, as an¬ he drifted to the Red Sox along Torrey. Clinton, N. T.. «.6. 7.1. 6.4 he can, Bodie runs second to old after the nounced by President David L. Fultz with Mclnnis and Bush. a always From a Special Correspondent days average bug had inhaled four Scotch whiskies, a brace By W. J. Macbeth the most expensive bric-a-brac of the of fizzes and two hot the last night, provides for 164 games, diamond. What can celebrated son JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 2.~- gin dogs, umpire always became highly repugnant with the season on 21 JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 2.~- any to and opening April ¡ Dundee Starts Collins Beats Miller of the Yan¬ of swat or spaghetti do to a guy who Manager Wllbert Robinson put his him, and he took this feeling out in howling lustily for the ump's gore. closing on September 19. Each Training Appleby Manager Huggins, breakfasts on a "T" bone sirloin of the eight clubs will When Johnny Dundee learned yester¬ none the worse for wear of large squad of Dodger athletes through Very few sober fans will go to this length. the play seventy- For His Fourth kees, smothered In ham and eggs? Lacking impetus of old seven games at home and an equal day morning that Willie Jackson had Victory pleurisy, arrived from New York to¬ Bodie, by the way, is going to give two good workouts at Barr's Field to¬ redeye, they will do a certain amount of howling, but to of. number in other cities of the scored a clean-cut victory over Ralph nothing speak circuit. on BOSTON, .March '2. Collins, night to find more outfielder enthusi¬ a lot of outfielders a few sleepless day. In the morning the players en- Two will figure in the pen- Brady Monday night, the little Ital¬ Percy before is struck. He beat nant racenew^plubs ian boxer settled down to hard of Chicago, by winning from Franc» asm around the nights camp gaged in batting and fielding stunts this year in the Akron, Ohio, training sprinkled Burbridge the Constitutional Aniend- The argument as to whether or and for his bout with Jackson, which is to S. Applehy, of \>w York, to-day in th« corridors than has ever ueen the case Eighteenth for an hour and in the afternoon tho Demp»sey Carpentier is the harder Syracuse, N. Y., teams. Sunday national ment to the water wagon. A winter puncher be settled games will be in all the be held'at The Arena in Jersey City^m amateur 18 2 balkline billUrdi before south of the Mason and Dixon at his trade of club was divided into two teams, and might by having Jess Willard and Joe Beckett compare of played cities Monday night. Dundee that champianship tournament, made tó> line. and spent ship riveting a was the circuit with the of explained Though Duffy Lewis Bobby him to the hard as a seven-inning battle fought. It a few personal or even notes. exception ! he had not intended to exert himself record four wins without defeat. Th» Meusel are still to and brought camp in a 6 to impersonal Toronto. report though rivat and as a trivet. He is at resulted 5 victory for the for this inasmuch as score was 300 to 211. Meusel must be considered a right training battle, he bright weight practically and, perhaps be- Johnstons over the Konetchys. When is well under the lightweight limit, and Averages and high runs of both outfield possibility one would believe tho Dodgers are not hooked up with In in were from the talk that all of the cause of his jump on the others, by "Babe" Ruth's high angle fire at the fences of Jacksonville this Fence for Junior Title is tiptop physical condition. players low. Collins, with bij* midget seems aT>out twice as fast the Yankees here Uncle Robbie will Fencers from runs of 42, 33 «-;2. 718**»« manager's garden problems are comparison hold scrub week it has not yet been officially decided whether he Eastern colleges and | and, averaged already as a year ago. daily games. will use gas shells clubs will contest for the for the forty-one innings of pI»J-- solved. Vines, Schreiber and Conlon or a to-night Dartmouth Wins at Hockev That one-third, at has been pitched high explosives. Very likely touch of both. junior national individual foils title Appleby's average wa» 56-41 ar.d b*» least, Del Pratt, who is in much better for the Johnstons and their opponents at the New York Turn PHILADELPHIA, J|arch 2..the high runs were 26. 21 and 19. perfected Babe Ruth left not the least condition than at time were Miljus and Mohart. The rotund Verein. Co¬ Dartmouth hockey team defeated the doubt after his first this after¬ any previous lumbia, Harvard, 'Yale and other mem¬ "David McAndles?, of Chicago, cor practice thus early in the season, is paying most leader did not use any of his regular The advance bubble of baseball out bers of the Princeton skaters at the Philadelphia tinued his streak in noon. The Babe did not indulge in on gossip of the South may not be Intercollegiate Ice Palace winning to-night» attention to his wind and legs just hurlers the mound, but they broke as Association Fencing to-night, by a score of 3 match, Robert M. m morning practice. It was bitterly cold important as the league of but it throws a have entered individual in one defeating Lord, now. He leaves the infield to the into the game at other positions. The nations, cheerier light on the foilsmen. The to 0, of the fastest ring games Chicago. 300 to in li¬ ffor Florida), and the home run king rookies until the arrival of Peckin- slabsters did not to fool winter-frozen soul. local organizations in¬ seen here this season. Three extra 27«, thirty-three decided to take no chances on a try the hit¬ Anything that sounds like after the clude the New York nings. His average was 9 1 and kfc slight and others. ters with curves spring recent A. C, the Turn periods were before the -11, cold he contracted on the links paugh, Pipp puzzling and base winter is an important selection in the of Verein, the Fencers' Club necessary high runs were 79, 39 and 35. Lo« yester¬ Outfielder Sammy Vick and catcher hits and fumbles were recorded in symphony the world. and the New Hampshire team obtained ¿ts made an day. Ruel here this succession. French Y. M. C. A. victory. average of 8 12-38, and IP Wilson Fewster, a somewhat frail "Muddy" got morning rapid Johnston and high runs of 49, 46 and 23. brittle bit of and were out for practice. They were Schmandt were the leading batters on landscape architecture, held on the storms. the each N.Y.U. Sanctions was also slightly indisposed from a up way by winning side, with three safe Faculty cold. Not even the warm sun of the Aaron Ward, who did not practice hits. Kilduff and Mitchell, of made a Koney's OFFICIAL 1920 afternoon enticed him from his room. yesterday, very favorable im¬ team, also cracked out three blows Southern Trip of Five SCHEDULE OF NEW But old Babe cavorted in the post pression on the grandstand managers. apiece. INTERNATIONAL IJF/*GTT* He located at third base in One of the features of Official sanction was granted by the AT TORONTO luncheon pastiming in a manner that fielding the scrub AT BUFFALO .AT ROCHESTER AT »et a of practice. Ward made any number of game was the faculty committee a«: New York Uni¬ AKRON ¡ AT READING I AT BALTIMORE AT >>: delegation two-score northern "pep" displayed by for i JERSEY CITY :.v enthusiasts simply by the ears. sensational stops of viciously-hit "Rowdy" Elliott, the backstop who re¬ versity yesterday the proposed trip Ruth-showed he ground balls both to his left and to this of the Violet quintet to Atlanta to 1- that is just about ported morning. He caught a few May 20, II, 38 a few of excess his right. and then covered participate in the A. A. U. national TORONTO. READ 23, May 29, 30, »HI June 1, 2, 8, 4 April 21. 22. 23, 24 S«, ^ready, despite pounds Innings second base THE June 6 July 4, 5,. » June April 16, 17. 21 ¡April 2», 80 May 1. 8, 4. 9 baggage, to begin about the where for the Johnstons. basketball championships to be held Auk. S. 4, 6 July 23, 24, 24. 35 26, 26. 27. 28 June 17, 18. 19, 20 1 -' spot Hoffman Au«-. SI Sept. 17, 18, 19 Aug. 9, 10, 11 S May 1, June ;:. St, ho knocked off last fall, -at the time played shortstop; Zip Rice, Wallace Hood, a young outfielder, at Atlanta, Ga., on March 10,, 11, 12 Sept. 13, 13, 14 »Sept. 1, 2, 5 ¡Aug. 6, 7. June 13. 14. 15. 16 ho was his second, and Gleich, the outfielder, ap¬ also and 13. The invitation was received at ¡Aug. 12. 13, :* Aug. is. 1«. 'J? traveling fastest clip. He at the initial sack. Smallwood reported to-day, and covered June 5. 7. 8 smashed one of Smallwood's offerings peared right field for the Johnstons. came the Athletic Association offices several BUFFALO. June 29, 3!) June 1. 2, 3, 4 May 24. 2». 26, 27 April to and de Vitalis threw up the ball to He July 23, 24, 25 25, 26, 27, 28¡April 21, 22 er.. 24 2. 8, 4 deep right center so far that it through with a safe hit the first time days ago, but final acceptance was held July »1 TRIBUNE 24, July 27. 28. 29 June 21, 22. 23, 24 ¡June 13, 14, 15, 16 ¡M*y¡June would have in the battera. until Sept. 10. Uj 11 Sept. 17, IS. 13 (Sept. 4, », ."8 Aug. 6, 8 17, IS, 19, 20 carried the Polo Grounds he appeared at bat and in tho outfield up yesterday, awaiting the faculty 7, Aug. 9, 10. U ,Aug. IE. 15. 16. 17 bleachers at about the same spot where made several catches. action in the matter. Dave Bodie and Babe Ruth had at classy Another May »24. 23, 26 landed Robertson's historic swat Ping scrub game will be to-morrow. The plans call l'or a start early next ROCHESTER. June 9. 10, 11, 1J of several years duel, exchanging compliments by played week. July 3. 27. 28. 29 July 30, 31 June 6, % 7, S ¡May 2, 8. 4 ¡April 2», 80 26 ago. The score by Innings: The entire team will make the Sept. 4, "6 FOR June 29, 30 IJune 17, 18, 19, 20 1, 1 |Aprll 6. 27. 2«t April 21. 23. 23. V This was only one of a.half dozen pitching to and Tutting against, each and will be Aug. 1, 2 BEST 1. 3 May June F 2. 23. 24 June 14, 14, 15.1* Johnston« . 1 0 0 0 1 8 trip accompanied by Coach Sept. 7, 8, 9 ¡July Aug. 12, 13, 14, 14 ¡June 25. 28. 27. 21 terrific slams that 'carried over other. 1_6 10, 11. 12 Aug. 6, 7. 8 Aug. 3 10. II away Konetchys . 0 0 1 8 1 0 0.6 Ed Thorp. In speaking of the pros¬ ¡Sept. ! ;Aug. 15, 16. 17 the heads of a of out¬ » June bevy impromptu pects of the local team returning vic¬ 9, 10, 11, 12 May 29, 30. »31 May 20. 2: fielders. Just to show there was noth¬ The series of exhibition games be¬ torious Coach July 30, 31 July 3, »6 21, Í2, April 29, 8» May 2. 3. 4 tween the Yankees and Thorp said: "I am not Aug. "2 4. Aug. 3, 4, 4, 6 1, 1 April 21, 22, 33, 24 April 36. -«.>»¦»» ing personal in the matter, Ruth treat¬ Dodgers will yet informed as to who Aug. 31 Sept. 13, 14, 15 ARTICLES May {June 21, 22. 23, 2«t June 25, 56, 27, 24 1».** start a week from at Cannefax Gives Terms we will meet Sept. 7, 8, 9 »Sept. 1, 2 June 13, 14, 16, 1* 12, 13. 14 June IT, 18, ed Mario de Vitalia just as roughly. Saturday South in Atlanta, but in the Aug. 16, 17 ¡Aug. 14, Au» ». 10. 11 Aug. Í. 7. « Da Vitalis Is tha Brown Side Park. Colonel Ebbets has ar- my opinion team 16. University For Kieckehefer is the best I have seen in many May 6, 6, 7, 8 who has the the size ranged for Umpire Hank Ó'Day of the Match years." READING. May 16, 17, 18, 19 May 9, 10, 11, 12 May 13, 14, 16, 15 phenom ,build, ¡July 12. 12, 13. 14 July 7, 8, 9, 10 1R. May 24. 26. 2( 4 » and the action to develop into'a right- National League to come on by that ¡Aug. 23, 23, 24 July 16, 17. 18 July 19, 20, 21. 22 »8 June J. 2, 3. .Tune 5, «, '. time. will in all the CHICAGO, March 2..Robert L. Leitch Win.s on Ice Aug. 19, 20, 21 Aug. 25, 26, 37 Aug. 28, 29, 30 ON BASEBALL July 3, 4, 'July 26, 30, 31 Aug. t, 4, 6 handed pitcher of worth so far as can O'Day umpire of Cannefax, three-cushion billiard chain-1 Sept. 11, 12, 18. 18 Aug. 1, 31 Sept. 4, 5, *« be guessed upon snap iudgment. spring games between the two clubs. WINNIPEG. March 2. Injuries Sept. 1. pion, recently ' The of Ruth on the Yan¬ Huggins is with Bill challenged by» Augie forced the withdrawal of two Ameri¬ May 13, 14, 15, 15 6, 3_ presence negotiating Kieckehefer, former BALTIMORE. July 19, 20, 21, 22 ¡May #, 7, 8 May 16. 17, 18. 19 May 9, 10, 11, 12 June », 10. 1» Stay kee team seems to have caused not the Dineen, of the American' League, to champion, to-day can skaters, Joe Moore, of Lake July 11. 1Î, 13, 14 Julv 7. 8, 9, 10 15, 16. 11. May 28. !». 8«. »31 20,2«. «-ITS¦:¦'¦ -*. *J announced the terms under which he Placid, Aug. 19, 30. 21 Aug. 22, 23, 24 July 17, 18 July 26. 27. 28. 89 July least jealousy among the stars. Rather team up with Hank. These two will would play Kieckehefer for the title.. and C. Fitz, of Chicago, from the Ro- ?LUg. 28, 29, 30 Aug. L5, 26, 27 Sept. 17. 18. 19 ANO ALL June 2», 30 IAug. 81 has the all smoked over probably officiate in the minion skating which July 1 it boys up series between three-game Cannefax said he would earn, as championships, Sept. 14. IS, It r1"- pennant prospects. Tho old heads here the Yankees and the champion, $7,500 before the tourna¬ opened here to-night. Al Leitch, of May 17, 18, 19 May 9, 10, 11, 12 ..¦_-_ world's Reds. next Lake won JERSEY CITY. July 7, 8, 9, 10 May 13, 14, 15, 16 Mav 5. 8, 7, 8 32. 23 figure that with Ruth and Mays added champion ment, and demanded a of Placid, the ope-mile final 10, July IS, 16, 17. 18 July 19, 20. 21. 22 11. 12. ¡.May 20,'21, June C, 8, 7, 8 24. cent guarantee and Charles of Aug. 2.1, 26, 27 Aug. 28, 29, 30 July 13, 14 July 23. 34, 24 (Aug. 3, 4, $ «Ma> 2*,»«.«« ».he team is surely 30 per stronger that amount. He also designated that Jewtraw, Lake Placid, Aug. 19, 20. 21 Aug. 22, 23, 24 Sept. 7, 8, 9, 10 4, OTHER juiî :«. than when it faced the gun a year ago, The Dodgers were to have gone to the match, if made, would be for three finished third in three races. ¡Sept. 5, .« !Si>pt. IT.iV1'.18. 1» whether or not Frank Baker returns. Tampa for games with the Washington nights, a total of 225 in blocks May 3 0, 10, 12 would Club while New York is two points SYRACUSE. 11, May 13, 14, 15, 16 May 6. 6. 7, 8 May 16, 17. 18, 19 With Baker back the prospecta "playing of 75, the winner to take all receipts. Wins at Hockev ;.iuly 15, 16. 17, 17 July 19. 20, 21, 22 June 13 May 29, 30, «31 .Tune 1, 8, 8, 4 June 9. 10, 11. 12 be increased the more. games iwith the Reds in Miami, two Should Winnipeg Aug. 27, 28, 28 Aug. July 7, 8, 8. 10 ¡June 29, 30 July 81 Kieckehefer win he would be CLEVELAND, March 2.-.In a 25, 26, 26 July 11, 12, 13 Aug. 19. 20. 21 July i, 2 30, ¡July 3. 4, «6 Tha good example of Baba Ruth's weeks hence. A hitch has developed subject to a challenge from Cannefax of here game Aug. 22. 23, 3* ¡Aug. 1, 2 Sept. 11. 12. 1» SPORTS as a over the and hockey to-night the Monarchs, Í8ept. 14, li. 18 ISept. 7, 8. » blodgaoning has evidently served guaranty, however, It is within sixty days after the contest, ac¬ of Winnipeg, defeated the Cleveland wonderful stimulant to tha tamper«** likely Brooklyn will cancel. cording to the terms. team by a score of 2 to L .A. M. and P. M. Á