Cronin Pleased With Outlook: De Yanks ' Cubs A — PitchingA I Memory of feat by Spurs Kilbourne Keeps JUST A HEAD AND A GLOVE. BY TOM DOERER. PILOT IS GRATIFIED Railroads PECK SEES A PRIZE Busy # »'ve oo»t -TRyiA4CHICAGO,a fighter who doesn't mind ^ BY VETS' CONDITION work. IN NEW SHORTSTOP J-0n6 A60*„ manager, tried to line him up for a preliminary to BY JOHN B. KELLER. the Maxie Rosenbloom-Bob Godwin ORLEANS, March 20 (IP).— By a Staff Correspondent of The 8tar. match in Madison Garden March 20.— Square Catalina Miss., Friday. It fell through, however, Manager Roger Pecklnpaugh Island, Well satisfied with the work and Jack was very disappointed. thinks highly of several of th« March 20.—One could al- of the three veteran hurl- NEWCleveland Indians' rookie pros- UAkCK QUI*** most sit down right now But he none more BEEN AVALON, BILOXI, pects. regards highly HKS and write their ticket on who made their 1933 ers, than Bill Knickerbocker. t="OOHMe> the debutfe the Cleveland In- "It looks as said Peck "we way Charlie Grimm's cham- against if," today, toRA have come up with one of the best Cubs are to dians last week end, although his UO/sl pion Chicago going I have seen in the Cs PAIR OF GOOD SUBS shortstop prospects line as bounce from up club took a licking, Manager Joe last 10 years." WHlCt- they away Cronin is more confident than the barrier in April In quest of SARASOTA, Pla. March 20 (/P).— their second straight National ever that his Nationals will have The Boston Red Sox were minus two title—and an- the finest curving corps in the A WORRY TO STRIPP rookies today, Bucky Mahoney of Taun- League possibly ton. Mass., and Harley McNeal of Ohio, other crack at those ferocious American League this year. receiving their releases yesterday. Yankees. "Crowder and Whitehlll looked even has had a sore arm and Mc- Bucky With the sole—and very important— Form of Reis and Flowers Neal was too homesick to show much. better than I thought they were at this exception of the valuable Babe Her- The cut was the first In the ranks of stage of the training grind," declared man in right field, they'll be not a Lessens Holdout Prob- the Sox. Incldently the Sox winning whole lot unlike the team that carried Cronin today. "And Weaver, too, was streak was broken Newark. The by through to the pennant last year. The minor a 4-0 defeat better than the run-an-inning record leaguers plastered chief alteration, if any, will be in the of on the Red Hose. made against him might lead one to lem Dodgers. rejuvenated pitching staff, and just now it seems same veteran that did believe. PASADENA, Calif., March 20 UP).— that the squad such a last season will be Easy days are about over for members good job "I'm sure Stewart and A1 Thomas will By the Associated Press. on this of the Chicago White Sox pitching there to carry year. come In also once Fla., March 20—If the The Cubs seem to be in the mood through great style corps. Where the hurlers have been to do drastic in break into the exhibition games. Brooklyn Dodgers appear un- three innings. Manager Lew already things their they working went to to out league this season. They work That'll mean with the many days for worn ed over Joe Stripp's pro- Fonseca plans lengthen the tasks from now on. with such a vengeance upon hitting conditioning we'll take Into Miami,tracted hold-out, perhaps it's a their camp here that they really were remaining The Sox were back at routine busi- vAaJD in condition at the the championship season the strongest because they have two able substitutes ness today, having finished their two- very good playing 6 LOVE end of the first week, and if they can *ta?T of In the circuit. in camp. game series with the New York Giants starting pitchers that until arrives they're without a victory, although they did stay way April "Of course, we'll need more than start- While Stripp carries on his battle bound to themselves off to a good some fancy hitting. V/AUMax Carey has start in the race. been Jake Flowers Tex.. March 20 — "But we'll have the reserve. Russell Is using and Bobby "DEAUMONT, (£>) that hit the 1 great catastrophe Charley Gehrlnger's home run with coming around nicely and when he's Reis at Stripp's third base post and team in the world series last Fall two men on base Sunday furnished StEWAKt THE a one both have been great ball. appears to have aided rather than right he's tough to get to. And playing the impetus for a rally by the Detroit WMO »5 "174INK1M6 A»5 injured the spirit of the players. At Linke and Bud Flowers, of course, is a veteran who Tigers which ended in their defeat of 3)0CRER. those youngsters, least they show no ill effects of the i can the Beaumont Club of the Texas WAV AL0Ai6 Thomas, promise to be plenty good. play any infield position. Reis has League PrtCHtA6 PATH5 Yankee drubbing. They figure their ; 9 to 5. Burke should show something once he on from j been "ripening" Dodger farms and i stiffest competition Is coming the rid of his sore arm. Bucky Harris turned loose three gets appears about ready for the big time. pitch- Pirates and Cards during the season, ers, Tommy Bridges, Fred and "Back of them are McAfee and ; Marberry and they believe they've got the stuff I Isadore Goldstein. Friedrlchs. both have been ailing, but LOS ANGELES, March 20 outfield- just should have plenty credited to Wally's Bill System want. mostly Manager Terry . of for relief work this er, may not break into the New York Lack of "Stuff"' no to Obtained Griffs good pitchers of the New York Giants. Worry Southpay by The Cubs reason the beating they •eason. Yankees' outfield this year but experts came labeled a weak man in Trade With Browns. last was Ryan up are convinced he is destined to become took from Ruth, et al., Pall, "On paper, the Washington pitching mar- with the stick although a fielding a star In just one of those things, and they have lines up as the best in years and," major league the not-too- I vel, but Terry spotted a few things distance future. extreme confidence now that if they Cronin went on emphatically, "It'll be few la a saying In base ball He was on the sandlots. Then wrong with his stance in the first Son of pitching meet the Yanks again next Fall, they're that on field." Dixie Walker, who pitched for he the Just the i and cor- that when a hasn't any turned flipping from portside. to collect a lot of revenge. The batting practices promptly Washington 20 years ago, Fred has pitcher going then has seem ! rected them. Since Ryan been a in tricks, hasn't a fast Cub Infield and outfield to be in even sensation Spring whizzing Like all moundsmen Walter likes to appears better trim been hitting at a .350 clip. He got training more or less set He is fast, a good fielder with a his curve is not so hot and talk of the he "his hit." I saw already. than he was at a similar stage three hits the White Sox strong THEREball, day got has been against yester- arm. and a Manager Grimm having CROWDER splendid hitter as his .351 Father Time has been Moee Grove get his at Baltimore some in the 1932 training season. It day. including a double with the bases caressing him, some bother from lumbago and sore average with Newark last year attests. years ago. It was a homer, far over will be recalled that the General last filled. that he pitches with his glove. legs this Spring, but the chances are have been that about the fence. He staggered to the bench, Spring got away to his best start in They saying that when the season opens the rub- PORT MYERS. Fla., March 20 C4>).— Walter the so thrilled and excited that the late the championship race since coming FRANCISCO, March 20 UP).— Stewart, traded-ln south- fellow will be out there Back in their training camp after the with Uncle Grill's Jack Dunn, his boss, yanked him off bery carrving back to the Nationals from the Browns league base ball teams train- paw flag-hoping on as usual. He has "Gink" Hendrick SANMajor longest road trip they will have in the a the hill. j crew, for long while. Maybe, three and a In 1930 He promises to be In splendid ins in this area will check up on ; the | Harry Taylor, young understudy South, Philadelphia Athletics meet or four years. Anyhow. Walter'* thrill came on Au- stride when the bell rings next month their weak and go into from Albanv. to help him if he need* points today the House of David players today and But those critics forgot to add that gust 2, 1928. In a 15-inning battle In Washington. action again tomorrow against Pacific a help. But it's hardly likely he will. get chance to even the so-called along with his glove the silent, slow- against the Yanks (his nemesis for Against the tribe in his three-inning jCoast League teams, the Chicago Cubs grapefruit series. moving Mr. Stewart has a head. years) his bat happened to nick one HERMAN. one of the best kid debut, the General had that baffling playing the San Francisco Seals here To date have won they three and loet And a lot of hitters who have watched of Herb Pennock's fast ones, with the infielders to into the change of pace that made life so mis- and the Pittsburgh Pirates taking on four of pop major* the exhibition games, his slow ball sneak them will agree. result that it up In back of BILLY erable for many American the Seattle Indians at Santa Cruz. having past popped in years, will be on second again, League defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers, the second to In the run. batters last He with a bring winning and one couldn't wish for much more year. pitched much The Cute cleaned up four-game Phillies and the Cincinnati Reds, and "Ill be satisfied to have them say 1 than that. There were a lot of persons freedom, his action as good as might series with a record of three wins, by lo6t two to the one that I with a prayer and Dodgers and each pitch only The Crossvllle, Tenn.. hurler did not who him as the best second be of a hurler at the outset two games with the Pirates a picked expected dividing to St. Louis and Cincinnati. glove," says Walter, down there a In '32. He won 15 of race. have good year sacker in the game last year, his first the flag And at times he put yesterday, Pittsburgh won the morning In a resolute late rush the A's at Camp GrifT, "if I can get my flat- and lost 19 for the Browns. He hung Walter, full season in the ma'ors He hit .314 plenty on the ball. Certainly Crowder Kair.e at Emeryville. 10 to 4. and the tened the Reds at share of them put the fellow wig- tmrow? Tampa yesterday, 9 up 20 against 12 for the St. Ijouisans A. and made more than 200 base hits did not fear to "bear down" with his Cubs the afternoon struggle here, 6 to 4. to 5. gling the war willow. eM=FLlN5«APE And. of course. Woody English will be content to pitch well within himself. rest since training started, 18 days ago. Second National Tournament Will That's Mr. Stewart, Do- which the boys say he hurls. at third. He's good enough at that Not once did he make any effort to Although the Athletics evened the gentlemen. zip Be Held at in Fall. his best, his bed and "You may add." say* Walter, "that for ball club. "em through. At that, the Indians did series with the Reds with a 9-5 victory Chicago ing getting days spot anybody's his good ones. But trying all of the with the Senators I expect to have The outfield is one you'll have to go little against him. They got four hits vesterday. Cincinnati slammed out seven March 20 sec- CHICAGO, (^)—The time. a far better year than I did with a way to surpass. There will be In Earl's three-inning term, but two hits off Connie Mack's ace left-hander, ond annual American long Legion boiling "That's all you can expect any player the Browns. A tighter defense and Babe Herman in right. Kiki Cuyler in of the hits were decidedly scratchy. Lefty Grove, and scored four earned tournament will be held in : Chicago to do," chirps Uncle Clark, listening in hitters like Cronin, Srhnlte, Goslin, center, and the old reliable Riggs Ste- Weaver took the bumping in the runs in three Innings. Bottomley led 28 to October 16. September on the conversation. Manush and the rest of the boys phenson in left. The world knows Her- game, but he was no weakling. His the Red attack with four hits, two of The event will be directed by Wilfred Walter has a lot of courage out on ought to give me runs to work on." man Isn't a Cuyler In the outfield, but main fault, lay in to them doubles. O. of perhaps, trying Albert the Advertising Men's the rubber. He has had a lot A real fellow, this quiet man. THE SPORTLIGHT he Is a mean and hitter, and too well. in fine always young powerful pitch Physically trim, Post, Chicago, who managed the first of the old red. When a kid, he acci- with whom the Washington fans are that's the Cubs have needed the last SAN FRANCISCO. March 20 (/PI.— BY GRANTLAND KICI something rangy right hander who year tournament last at Detroit. a on The Cubs had an date year dentally lost finger his right hand. going to be friendly. since they lost Hack Wilson and was the rookie sensation of the junior Chicago open Charlie Grimm The of the Green. Horn.5by folded up on them. The Babe major circuit, studied every pitch and today, giving Manager Wearing to take stock of his is likely to do a lot of important taitoo- consequently tightened in his work, j opportunity squad. a name from time His worries center around the I'll pick the old school, lng on those right field bleachers at Hurling freely, Weaver probably would pitch- When Erin's had the to ing staff. The veterans, Charlie Root. DE BAETS SANDLOT BAIL CLUBS pick right rule. Chicago, and the chances are he'll turn have been much more impressive. Exhibition Ba§e Ball LETOURNER, an at the O'Doul. Lonnie and And ahoot ode great out to be quite a hero there, wher« Monte learns his lessons quickly. Guy Bush, Warneke Pat have made What has become of Bid McPhee? they love their heroes. Very likely he'll be a smoother per- Malone, satisfactory progress, but some of the younger hands, notably ADD TO BIKE WINS GET BUSY IN EARNEST Bowerman. Donlin and M&gee. former the next time out. Yesterday's Results. TTHERE Is some whrth«r Bud Tinning, have not done so well. And Dan McGann with the old ash tree? question New York (A. L ), 3; Boston (N. L), 2. x Stevie's legs *111 hold up dur- Tinning has been unable to take off Back In the days of the leathered paw. DOWNPOUR in New Orleans yes- Brooklyn (N. L.), 4; Buffalo (I. L.), 1. ing the seasbn, but they hav« weight fast enough to reach the form at Is Sixth for Practice and What were the names you always aaw? terday prevented a second meet- Detroit (A.L.), 9; Beaumont (T.L.), 5. Victory Chicago Heavy Organization to be sound this Spring A he showed late last season. Kelley, Mcllnnis and McGraw— appeared quite ing between Nationals and In- Pittsburgh (N. L.), 10-4; Chicago and show no particular sign* of going j Frenchman and Tenth Meetings Slated This Week. the two-base dians, gave the Washington club treas- j (N. L.). 4-6. Buck O'Neil and whack, back on him. The Old Hciss plans on ury a wallop and forced Walter Stew- St. Louis (A. L.), 3; House of Walsh and Sullivan, Duffy, Mack. playing regularly—and that bat of hi« for Belgian Rider. Ex-Champs Seek "Uncle." and the old-time art to wait until Wednesday for his OUTBOXING BOB TOW David. 0. Casey, Doyle pack. means a lot to the Cubs. He's probably first three-Inning term on the hill this | Philadelphia (N. L.), 8; St. Louis Gehrig stars in the slugging school. the most -valuable man at the plate ltt year. The ex-St. Louis left-hander will (N. L.). 2. Herman like a mule. a in the entire By the Associated Presi. base bailers of the District swings kicking pinch, league. Cuyler be sent against the Atlanta club, facing ; IS GALLAGHER'S TASK Philadelphia (A. L.), 9; Cincinnati But I'll shoot an ode at the great O'Doul. is in great shape, and apparently Jnat March 20.—Not that it is area to down to serious Cronin's crew for the fourth time this (N. L.i, 5. SANDLOTplan get as fleet as he ever was. this week. al- Another Old Timer. Spring. Newark (I. L.). 4; Boston (A. L.). 0. CHICAGO,new to them, Alfred Letourner drilling Many squads The Bif Change. There are four young outfielders to ready have had preliminary work. to Al Thomas may not make his mound Davis, on Other Hand, Is Meeting New York (N. L.), 13; Chicago and Gerard de Baets today were UPPOSE a poll of 50 leading Reggie McNamara, has been argue the issue with Herman, Cuyler debut until after the Nationals break (A. L.), 8. one six-day race after and Stevie. but it is hardly likely they'll on their with whatever six-day Organization of the various divisions writers had been con LIFE, bicycle here, which are slated to do way sporting ar be able to oust the veterans. are camp they a Socker in at Today's Schedule. of the Capital City League will go for-1 other. They next While Al's arm, from Taylor bicycle riders get for winning races. ducted 25 years ago, the idea When have Vince Barton. Prank Demaree, Marvin Saturday. New York Clark Griffith of the Washington club, over Christy Mathewson? entire city was in an upheaval of ex- them as far as boxing in headliners laps. 'TTHE staff has the same y»t- McAfee that have been sore for some Audy and Grimm took second place Is among the aspirants for the Griffith- The vote, 25 years ago, would have citement on Saturday night when the pitching time. These hereabout is concerned. 1 erans of last season—with the ex- pitchers aren't likely to; Shadows of the Past by scoring 616 points, although the Le Consumers team. The squad will hold Mathew- word was flashed around that Walthour is receiving last chance included Jim Jeffries, Christy of Jakie also flv» get into any of the games the Na- Gallagher BY I. C. BRENNER. Page-De Lille and Thomas-Schaller its first drill next Sunday. Willie had won again. ception May—and \ No. 71, or something, and has drawn son. Hans Battling Nelson, Joe who are to win tionals have left to play in Biloxi. This teams covered the same distance. The Glascoe is manager. Wagner, The six-day race has held its place youngsters trying placea. Bobby Tow, who defeated Marty in The holdovers from last year are means that Russell, Linke and Bud latter had 516 and 308 Gans, Walter Ecker^al. Archie Hahn, in sport through a long span of time, Guy their first last year for his points respect- Grimes. Thomas will be called upon for extra meeting The remainder of the field Maryland Aces are Cobb and others well to the Bush. Burleigh Charley Root. over a ively. booking junior Mel Sheppard. Ty up general average. on are opponent 10-round stretch. Un- Pat Malone. Lon Warneke, Bud Tin- duty the hill. They willing finished in the order: and midget nines. John Newman is in base bal!, foot ball, track like Davis, Gallagher won't have to be following starring The Best and Herrmann. all workers—and can take it. Jimmy Walthour and Charlie Ritter, receiving challenges by mail at Capitol and the Sprinter. ning Leroy They'll on the watchout for a single knockout ring. be there the season. Harry Hoan and Tony Manera, Bobby Heights, Md. Prank Gotch would have gotten his will be something in thp nature of probably during punch. Bob Tow is not a kayo socker Among the five youngsters are three Walthour and George Dempsey, Mickey share of votes. There may have been a shock if any sprinter this season and Marty's biggest job will be to out- A sponsor for the group of IT a southpaw is what STEPS DOWN AS PILOT Rcdak and William (Torchy) Peden, players a few scattering returns for Bill Lamed out-legs Ralph Metcalfe at either southpaws—and box the lanky Georgian. which two years ago under the man- the Cubs need badly. Grimm hopes at Franz Deulberg and Paul Croley and In tennis. the 100 or the 200 meter route. Davis is an even more of Snitz Nau made the least one of them will encountering Freddie Spencer and Dave Lands. agement up But that was before Maurice Mc- prove good Turns Over Job With dangerous rival in Bucky Taylor in the Olmsted Grill team that won the to retain. The left-handers are Thompson Capi- the comet, came along to lift The sable catapult of Marquette al- enough semi-flnal. can tal senior is Loughlin, Carroll Yerkes from eight-round Taylor City League title, sought tennis into crowd popularity—before ready has shown that he still carries Albany. Beryl Miller Nine to Curtin. sock and Davis isn't the world's hard- Nau. His number is Potomac from Baltimore, and LOCAL by phone Francis Oulmet, the Boston kid. played the amazing speed he exhibited at Palo Richmond Roy est to knock down. However, SWIMMERS BOW 6134. Henshaw, a wee fellow from Chicago Resignation of G. W. (Pepper) fighter a leading role in removing golf from Alto and later at Los Angeles. His Roddy is as good a boxer as Taylor It's hard to tell Thompson, popular manager of the Just the social register. That was before tremendous physical power will be a University. yet and has an in reach Sunday games with semi-pro nines one the three has Miller Furniture Co. base ball team, advantage weight, Baltimore Y. M. C. *A. Natators the colorful Hagen arrived on the helpful factor If he doesn't get muscle- whether any of big and hereabout are wanted by the Annapolis has been announced. Under his direc- height. scene—before Bobby Jones startled a bound and so tie himself up. league stuff in him. Three will Take Six of Events. club. Write Manager L. J. Woytych, are season won four-rounders precede the Eight or a re- Metcalfe's 100-meter The other two youngsters Lynn tion the nine last the Md. bunkered universe, Sarazen battle against Gallagher-Tow and Davis-Taylor bouts. Annapolis, Eddie was Nelson from Seattle and "Buck" New? Capital City Lengue senior title. Its six of the events, Bal- ported for actlcn. Tolan the closest in Olympic follow: vs. Jack La- Winning eight som Of the five new- record for the campaign was 34 vic- They Young Raspi Around 1905 there were only a few history. Lawson Robertson, head from Albany. mar, Joe Maffi vs. Jesee timore Y. M. C. A. swimmers easily de- comers, Newsom has looked tories and four defeats. Buddy Spenner, hundred golf courses and less than coach, thought the Marquette meteor probably Belt vs. Ed Erman. OVER 20 QUINTS ENTERED the He has a fast that al- Thompson has managed various feated natators of the Central Y. M. C. 100.000 golfers. had won. Robertson was at the tape best. ball, most exudes steam. teams here since 1927, when he piloted A. in the latter's pool here, 51-24. Today there are around 6.000 golf when the finish came. the Sam Rice Midgets to the pennant ENTER SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP In a preliminary meet the Central Y More than 20 teams have entered the courses, which park from 100 to 500 The slow motion pictures showed a (Copyright. 1933.) In the Capital City League. Four mem- Juniors conquered the Shoreham Jun- Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. colored golfers on each trapped reservation, to dead heat. The judges' decision went to , bers of that team are carrying on with ROME rn.—The United States. Mex- iors, 20-19. basket ball tourney and indications are say nothing of the multitudes who Tolan. That's how close It was. the Miller nine. They are. Lyman Mc- ico and Haiti have notified International Baltimore-Washington summaries: more quints will compete than last crowd the public landscapes with flash- Avoy, Brent Turner. George Wood and Soccer Federation headquarters they 200-yard relay—Won by Baltimore ; at the Y tomorrow for weighlng-in and and most of the ball players, fighters— 1932. pants. second. Chesonis (B.): third, Westover (W.). registration. or what have m Time. 0:2«. you? Elects New Set of Officers. "Sleeplets Night No Fun," 220-yard free style—Won by Klcas fB ): second. Flurry (B.): third. Rouse (W.). The Lucky Strike alleys will be the They Say Time. JOHNNY LA VAN. 2:31%. scene 100-yard back stroke—Won by Marmion the of two major duckpin tour- Hans was Goes to New Wagner Johnny 'W.); second. Vandenburg (B ): third, Weiner this as the result of the Men who have tossed and rolled Job (B >. Mike Finder of I neys year, Lavan when he short Time, 1:11%. and twisted In the sheets are the Stagg, Eager, NO played 100-yard free style—Won by Kinsley (B.); Drennan, Many decision yesterday of the Washington for the Senators and the Cardi- second. Mathews (B.); third, Mullady (W.). quickest to appreciate Girard cigar, j Women's Association to nals. But he was a Time. 0:67'i. Duckpin hold For here is one smoke thit "never steady high-class Fancy diving—Won by Anchakaites 'B.i, and it was his Mack 61 its annual competition there starting at He Will Direct Grid inflelder, hard luck 82.1 Mon- Dies gets on your nerves." No regrets— Over 70, Spring points; second. Wells (W.); third. Stars, May 1. The men's under Starting to come to the Cardinals before cure (W.h Suddenly, tourney gets no You can smoke like at the Bill grouches. their era of 160-yard medley relay—Won by Baltimore way plant managed by Wood fall success—before Rogers 1:44. the well-known chimney, and Drill at of the Pacific. (Weiner, Dryer and Klcas). Time, By the Associated Press. next Friday. College Homsby led them to their first pen- Mack's teams of a previous era, credit asleep at night without counting Lorraine Gulli, No. 1 woman duck- nant in 1926, and the world cham- Junior meet summaries: March ao.—Mi- for bringing In Bob Shawkey, Joe Bush, lamb on the hoof! pinner of the oountry, was elected chops pionship over the Yankees. 60-yard back stroke—Won by Murphy fS.>: chael the scout Wally Schang and Amos Strunk be- Girard cigar Is now only a nickel. second. Prince (Y.); third. KlnseUa (Y.). L. Drennan, president of ttxe women's association, By the Associated Press. his annual vacation. He tflfl not Johnny now Is Dr. Lavan, and he longed to Drennan. It was his keen For years It sold at a dime. But Time. 0:43%. whose keen eyes the "okeh" with Mary Cox, vice president; Maude March 30.—For the out of his at Is a surgeon in one of the St. Louis 25-yard breast stroke—Won by Murphy put eyes that found talent In Joe the sales so that when the Anally step position Dugaa and got high until the end of the After finished with (8.): second, Prlnca (Y.); third. Much (Y.). Philadelphia.od many of the players who and Seibold. Youmans, secretary (re-elected), tumbled In college Bocks best of tobacco second time In his career. Chicago hospitals. having Time, 0:23%. Gladys Mills, treasurer. grades year. the Cards, who placed Tommy 25-yard free style—Won by Coulter <8-1: made up the Athletics' cost, the price could be cut In half Amos Aloczo Stagg today Philadelphia The class A rating for the coming Mrs. Stagg did not accompany the Thevenow in the doctor's second. Klnsella (Y.); third, BrtrtrA (Y.T. teams of 1929, 1930 and devoted almost his entire —without reducing the smoklng- place, Time. 0:15% championship tourney will be 98 pins and above. It i was on his way westward old man. but will West to Lavan went to Kansas There died He life to base a a Girard CHICAGO, they go City. T5-yard medley relay—Won by Y (Klnsella, 1931, suddenly yesterday. DRENNAN ball, although he was has been 97. Class B will include enjoyment. And. at nickel. make their home next he went into his medical work in Much. Prince): second, Shoreham. Time, was 61. with a business is faster than other to take a new job. August. landscape gardener bowlers having an average of 90 to 97, growing any was with earnest. He realized that he w-s 0:57^1. For more than 30 Drennan In j Automatically retired from the post Stagg's departure tinged years place Philadelphia. In his younger Inclusive; class C those from 82 to 89 cigar in America! of director of athlctics at the Uni- | regret, but he was too happy at start- coming to the close of his bas-': 11 served as a scout for the A's, and be- days he played base ball in this city. As and class D those with 81 and under. Tobaccos from three countries are of the over Egain to sorrow much. He career. came known to base ball men in every a catcher he joined the Providence club blended into Girard. It takes those versity Chicago, by 70-year ins " HOPPER SHIFTS AS PILOT. to become is with a foot ball schedule After he had with insas city and town where a league team of the Eastern League, and later went Nick and Jack White, rrack three to maintain without ase limit, Stagg signed pleased played " Tronsky mildness, SPRINGFIELD, Mo., March 20 (£>).— existed. with in head foot ball coach at the College that includes games with St. Mary's City a couplti of seasons, .an re- Lancaster the Tri-State League. Connecticut duckpinners. last nignt de- weakening the hearty flavor that of Greenwood, Miss., who list of he scouted would run two seasons as an of the Pacific, Stockton, Calif. Yes- and Loyola of Los Angeles, and plans tired from the game, and followed in Clay Hopper A players After umpire in the feated Ray Von Dreele and Ray Barnes makes a cigar the most satisfactory the 1932 season as manager of into the hundreds. the late a terday, enthusiastic and eager, he to bring his College of the Pacific the footsteps of many another fa- finished On pennant- Tri-State League he became scout for of Baltimore in both singles and doubles of smokes. If you don't know Girard, base ball club of the New teams were Moee started for California to become team to Chicago as soon as pos- mous ball player. Dr. Mark Baldwin, the Elmira winning Grove, George the Athletics. in competition in the Oriole City. there's no time like now to switch. today was was a one downed Von acquainted with his new Job. sible. noted surgeon, was one of the early York-Pennsylvania League, Earnshaw, Cy Perkins, Jimmy Dykes, "Mike line character and Tronsky Dreele. 672 to For not only will you save your named of the West- Brie Dlb of the best of ball 568 White He will remain at Stockton, di- A great welcome has been pre- major league graduates to go into manager Springfield George Haas, McNair, Williams, Judges young players and conquered Barnes. 580 nerves, but save your money, too.: his ern Association club, succeeding Eddie Bill Shores, Xd Rommel and I ever knew," Cconie Mack said at the to 574. and White drubbed recting Spring foot ball practice pared, and Stagg la booked solid for medical practice, and since day Jimmy Tronsky | Try Girard tonight.—Advertisement. a clubs here won the I Athletics' la until May 3, when he will return to speaking during hia quite few ofchw have ftad* the Dyer, whose league training camp atjtat: theBalUmcrpuu doublet, 1,359 to 1 JBw tttoSfe* ft*** * er^ragtmenU

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