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The Washington times., 1912-03-02
Athletics Will Play
Second Contest Today

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 1.-THE
Athletic yanigans and San Antonio
Bronchos will met for the second time
here this afternoon. Manager Mack
has called for the services of both a
south slider and an orthodox delivercr-
DANDY Dave" Danforth, the Texan
and Allen Bonner, the tall sycamore
from Spokane.
Two accidents marred yesterday
praCtice. Claude Derrick, the Geor-
sian is hobblinS about today with an
9ntia that looks like a cross section
Of an elephants UNDERMINING. He re-
Ceiyed the injury while sliding. While
Henry Haggert, the Pacific coast out
fielder, slipped in the turkish bath es-
adjustment in the evening ana IN IAN
mo struck the back of his head. 1t is
not thought that he is badly hurt.
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
PROMOTERS PLAN TO
STAGE BIG MILL At
WENDOYER JULY24
Johnson and Flynn Expect
No Interference With
Their Battle.

SALT LAKE. UTAH, March Jim
Flynn, of Pueblo, Col, and Jack John
SOIL, of Chicago, will meet in a twenty
round battle for the heavyweight box
in championship of the world on July
"A, at Wendover. Utah, close to the
Nevada border line. The promoters OF
the mill will meet tomorrow in the
Utah Hotel to make preliminary ar
rangements
The Nevada Legislature, contrary to
rumors scattered broadcast few weeks
20. did not consider the boxing law in
its special session which has come to a
close. As a result there is nothing TO
interfere with the staging of the big
battle, and Jack Curley, manager OF
Jim Flynn and promoter of the meeting
Is confident that he will meet with not
the slightest opposition.
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
PRESIDENT MURPHY
THINKS OLD TIMERS
ARE POOR JUDGES
Cites Case of Lundgren and
Pitcher O'Brien of
Red Sox.

CHICAGO. March Are old-tme ma
ior league ball players as a rule good
judges of diamond stars in the rough?
President Murphy of the Cubs thinks
not. and cites one illustration to sub
stantiatc hi belief.
IF it hadn't been for Carl Lundgrrn
the Cubs would haze Pitcher O'Brien
today" said Murphy. "LundSren played
for the Chicago team many years and
was most excellent pitcher. He was
uniformly good during the cold days.
when most tWirlcrs can scarcely hold
the ball He won many games for the
Cubs at such times and vas 4 factor
In our success.
His Judgment slipped up in the case
of O'Brien, however. | had heard a loI
about OErien's wonderful work in the
Connecticut League. In fact, MANY per-
sons had written me advising his pur-
chase by the Cubs. l picked up an
Eastern paper one day. noticed where
1.undgrcn was playing on the Hartford
clup, the same that C'Bricn was Il
member CT, and decided 20 get Carl's
opinion of the yOungster.
Pitched at College.
Carl had pitched for the University
OF Illinois before joining the Cubs. and
as George Huff was coach of the H.
'linois. III addition to being our scout
at that time. ! decided to get busy.
First Of all I asked Huff to write Llrnd-
gren aud find out what he thought OF
O'Srien. The answer came back in
due time: 'O'Grien is only a fair pitch
err
THAT settled OBren for me- If he
didn't look good to Lundgren, | didn't
see where he could be used bv the
Cubs Yet that same O'Brien pitched
amazing ball for the Denver club of
the Western League, and was grabbed
up by the Boston Red SoX before we
could get another crack at him. Jack
Hendricks, manager of the Denver club,
and one of the best developers OF
young ball players in the business, &C
cording to my way of thinking, Consid-
ers OBrien the best young pitcher he
has ever set eyes on.
The Case of Gandil
For that matter a club owner has to
pick and choose diamonds in the rough
for himself Take the case of Gandil.
Two experts have told me GandN was
a world beater-twO said they wouldn
have him on their club What can YOU
do in the face OF such conditions? Just
trust TO your own insight and luck.
believe.
>. 1--WE have had several Youngsters
whom we let go, believing they would
not do. Yet these same players went
to other major league clubs and were
whales with the bat and in the field
Really, you know very little after all
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
Giant Rockies on Trip,
Veterans Work Out Alone

MARLIN, Texas, March with Nc
Graw and thlrty-three recruits on an
exhibition game trip to Dallas and Fort
Worth. only the Giant regulars reported
al the ball park today for practice.
The vets had not quite recovered from
the effects of a ball, rendered the squad
by the Marlin town folks last night,
and only light practice was INDUCED in.
Mathewson spent the greater part OF
the morning lining them out to the
gardeners. Wiltse, Marquard and Gran
Dali went to the mound and lobhed
few over the plate for the batsmen, but
tbev aid not use any of the smoke that
was noticeable in the work OF the
rockies.
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
Saengerbund Notes

Well, they did bring home the bacon.
Our bowlcrs made cleanup in the
city tournament. Three first, one third,
one fourth, and u special prize. Not
such a bad showing for one organiza-
ton that not only maintains a team
in the original District League ever
since its organization, but also has "A
siX-Club league composed of Its men,
bers only and roll on their own alleys
three nights a week. You cant count
us down and out just yet.
Burley got Eckstein's dollar.
Did yon see the bowling alleys Mon
day night?
Martin Wegand put something over
on us-all rough stuff too. But gee, il
was great.
Carl Xander led off with a clean
dozen-strikes ?-No.-Lubricator.
Great team work by Judge Bauman
VIM Berens, and He) tired Otto. Little
slow starting but strong tinishers.
But the star of the evening was oui
own Count Desio. Socks verstriped
pail wood surrounded with bands
shoes of the high heeled variety, yes
and he got in the money.
Captain Kubel asserts he will want
| new lead-off man unless he shows
| something that looks like bowling.
| Bert Deyo claims a dislocation int"
! fered with his bowling Tuesday last
! No doubt Bert, dislocation of the heaC
pin.
Berkely Fred is in great form now
/ strikes and spares in regular rotation
| Nix on the Miss.
Did you every try sliding down
step ladder standing up? For direc
! tons see Loui NiCholans.
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
NaplanderS Can't Eat
Strawberries at Meals

MOBILE, Ala, March 2.-The Cleve-
land Maps sot located today for their
three weeks training. Manager Harry
Davis and his squad arrived after mid
night their train being five hours be-
hind schedule.
Doc" White, the Maps trainer, has
been here for several days lie immc-
diatcly placed n han on strawberries
for the Nap appettcs. Doc says these
berries produce malaria,
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
White SoX Will Play
For Wild Waco Fans

WACO Texas, March Manage.
Jimmy Callahan has arranged the line
ups for two teams that will take the
field for the benefit Of local followers
of the game on Sunday. Cal has run
in everybody on the ground and the
men who are expected to arrive on the
White Sox special with President Com
iskey today, besides a few local stars.
The manager and his recruits planned
10 be at the station to welcome the
special early today.
ping Bndlc and pitcher Weaver are
expected from the coast tonight.
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
JUMPING THE BUSH LEAGUE
Bv SENATOR"

The days went by and soon Uncle Tom got his first
copy of The Washington Times. Then he read: The
Nationals will report March go South for their
annual training stunts.
But don't your name in the list" he said "Oh,
yes, | do. Here's your One of the promis-
ing lads of all is Herman Hazzem, pride of the Ham
Hollow circuit This rookie will be hand to with
the first squad He is big fellow with singing aver
age of 1856 in his league The local club we'll
place for hitter such he is. He should be the
sensation of the league"
Here" broke in Herman, snatChing the paper. Let
me read that piece for myself And he read it all over
again down to where said these rockies will get their
marching orders within a few DAVIS"
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
"Ee-yah" Due Next Week

MONROE, La, March Gold weather
for the last two days has kept the
Tigers from active practice, and today,
with most Of the kinks out. the Tigers
are preparing for hard work.
Manager Jennings is expected to AR
i've the first Of next week, and this
fact has keyed up the entire crew.
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
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Iure, Sallow Complexion, PimpleS
blood and Skin Diseases, Loss OF W.
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Consultation free. medicines fur
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The Washington times., 1912-03-02

Mr.. Herman Hazzem, Esq.
Dear Sir: Report at Washington March 3 to go
South with first training squad Apply at local office of
the \. Y. Z. railroad for your transportation which
has already been obtained Yours,
MANAGER, WASHINGTON CLUB.
That's funny kind of a way to send a railroad
ticket" said the pride of the Ham Hollow circuit "I
take the managers word for it, though and will prob
ably get my ticket at the window just the same if
paid money for it. suppose it's scheme of the
trusts sell tiCkcs this MAN.,
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
"Pll Get NV Orders"

Gee I'll get my marching orders within few days
the paper says" from the pride of the Ham Hollow cir
cult wish it would hurry up and I'm just ach-
ing to get into real ball game again"
Just then foostep sounded at the door, and in
came "Old Man" Grinde, the hay and grain man.
Here's another letter for you, Herman" he said,
feverish look in his eye from the big league man
Guess that must be your railroad ticket took 1t for
you seeing that you weren't at the posoice when the
mail came in"
Quickly Herman Hazzem tore open the envelope to
read the following:
The Washington times., 1912-03-02
Works in Open.
his winter, however, Gum
.pan UDrkinr i'm the omen

All this winter, however, Cunningham
has been working in the open at his
hcme in New York, and if appearances
count for anything, he IS in 80 per cent
better condition now than he was a year
ago at this time.
The first contingent of Nationals will
leave here tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, having with them a large dele
CATION of Virginia athletes who are here
today to compete in the Georgetown
meet. Trainer Martin reported to his
chief today that he has succeeded in
making all arrangements at the camp,
and a good old-fashioned dinner will be
eady when the guests and the near
guests reach the Hotel Griffith early
tomorrow afternoon.
Griffith will leave his key with Mike
Kahoe. who will sit on the lid until ar
rival OF Captain Mcbride, who will pilot
the second assortment of players to the
practice grounds in the university city.
The Washington times., 1912-03-02


After the season gets Under way, RYAN
will probably be sent on the ROAD in the
role of scout.
Here by Nightfall.
BY night it is expected that all Of the
players who are to go 20 Charlottes-
willie tomorrow will be in Gown. In his
letters 10 the players, Griffith notified
them that he would like them on hand
today, and already Henry, hiusrnth.
Cunningham, Allen, and Akers are here,
ready for the start as soon as the man
agcr says the word.
The Washington Clup has lost out in
its efforts TO land young Stankey, the
New Jersey twirler.
Several days ago Griffith, after hear
ing repeated boosts. sent Stankey con-
tract and was NEST confident of landing
the man, but yesterday he got word
from the player that an offer from
Troy. in the New York State League,
had come first, and that he had already
signed to play in the Empire State.
one of the chief sources of gratifica-
ton for Griffith today is the condition
of Bin Cunningham. 1t will be recalled
that when Cunningham reported at At
lanta last year he was nearly twenty
five pounds overweight. In order to
try to rush himself into shape the sec
Ond baseman donned a rubber shirt,
and while he lost weight every day he
was so weakened that he was not able
to do himself Justice and was forced
to rest on the bench
The Washington times., 1912-03-02

charges all through the training period.
After the season gets under way, RYAN
will probably be sent on the ROAD in the
role of a scout.
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perminosrt, 70 ouB Wo6en DOR Der
Wabl ale 5offnun9.n auf GrfoIs 9ss
I9punoen iino. 8rpan geh0rt 81 ben
MenIhen, bic bel ndherer 9etanntz
itdft niht gerpinnen. Gr perbIufft
fir ben 4ugenbIid. Gr fam isbr fIies
BeuO uno Fshr pisl rsoen, penn man
aber nahber baru6sr nahpsntt, lpas
er gefQgt bat, ertennt man, tpie ieItt
uno lesr feline WOrte Iino. 7as lit ben
oemotratiiten Jihrern 3ur 9eHuge
betannt. 0smnah 1T aud Ridt 81 be-
Fiirhten, bob iie nit Der Domination
grpQns benz republitanii6en &anois
outen gum Sisge perbelfen tpuroen.
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Das lluan,ielte MaImuhkfff.
Sn eldusenoer &eiie nno unter ben ginltlstftn
Muipi,ien wnroe Is sefern Mbeuo einstlesftt.

Die uFos mar auspsrtau auboram seudbe sHen pra
io.u Mnbd Die boc. DsibItseit fart in Der Wsbrbsis p1a
Tbsnt gpnum g. 3a unb Gemaln noensn a's iluns 49,
srSfnurosn,.rt b qud,er Sdn unb publi,um smpfassn
i'm nit Der am,.anden Taionabpmns Wtnoslslopns 1ta.o
rum ueIas" Isiet Muf.f sn Dds eh0rper' 'He eAs
grobaiss Websrsabe GbOr uno Solfn srnsh ..ue sD1s
g,m iro.ntsn s,rru pan Der euden tersit gssiBuns
aub Die Wpirt.nben p.rdnlaTsn bic Sortribd au n'9u'
FaniTd,n aunboebunasn Dds bsuiiss programm
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Splsiabrifanten In aunpentipm.

Die jGbrlibe aonpsntion Der Rotios
nal 2umbsr Manufacturing aHocics
tion begann seitern I'm sinton 5oiel.
Die Grbultung Der DaIDbeNdnDe uHb
bas 4rbsitsr GntihGbigunessefsb
ipsrben bic 0auptorbeit Der fonDeu.
tion bilben. SO. 6. Delansn. pr6fibent
Der nationalsn Wereinisuns Der 6arts
bol3bdnDlsr, bieb bic Delesuten ntlls
tOmmsn uno g. q. Grises BON 9ns
coma. Waib. Der prGiibent Der 0ers
einisuna. fii5fte ben @orfis. 200 De-
legotsn ppbnen ben Gibungen bel.
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Charles Meio, eriter GIerf itnb
gud,haIter ocs itaofiifrn Soipitals,
erbielt aeitern Rafmiitag einen Brief
pom SiherbeitsbireftOr Gnib nit Der
Wittbeilnng. baf ieine Gieniie nldt
Idnaer belotbiet nerben. Serr Reio
mirb I'M almfe perbleiben, biz iein
Rahiolger. beiien Eane iid bisher
nod, nid)t erlnitteIn lieb. nntreten
mirb. 9ieib, peld)er ieif Dem Sabre
1903 nit grobem GrfoIge nno sur
nIlaemeifen 3ufrieoenbeif ols Ghei.
cIerf inn It1btiiden &oipital tb1tig ge.
ipeien lit, bat es perjtnnoeH, lid, bic
ssreunoIhaft unD ad,tnng auer. init
benen er In Heriibrina gefomnen iit,
III erluerben mn6 iein ausfdd6en ans
nem anlte iuir0 nilieitig be0nsRrt.
or benbiittiet, iin Dieoer bem Der.
fid,erinesadddft 5,i iuibmen.