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was an Improvement over the remainder
of the trials, but he was painfully slow
on his feet and left-handed sticker,
weak against pitchers OF the same de-
nomination. The shifting of Harry Lord
to the outfield left wide gap on the
other side of the infield. which Will be as
difficult to fill as the first corner. Weaver
and Rath. shOrtstop and second sacker.
both yearlings are the most secure of the
inf1elders. and the former will have to
fight two other juveniles.
Cleveland made great Roadway in filling
it's ranks toward the close of last year
In Johnston. first sacker. and Chapman.
shortstop. 1t strengthened immensely, and
il is probable that they will retain the
jobs intrusted in their care. On the other
hand, while second and third bases are
guarded we'll at present by La1oie and
Turner both are we'll past their prime
and these places will have to be looked
to the coming season. il only for the sake
of safeguarding the future.
Detroit is probably worse off than any
other club in the organization. having a
shortstop who hit a very meager figure
last season as the lone secure infield
proposition. All three sacks are in need
of guardians. and We're not for the
fact that Cobb and Crawford, outfelders.
would fall back into the air from which
Jennings resurrected them.
Browns Plight.
The Browns plight is too we'll known
to need much comment. They have Pratt.
a second sacker, and two veterans in
Wallace and Stovall. These positions
must be looked into Immediately, as
more decay will leave a cavity too deep
to be cured. No matter which way the
squad lines up, the Browns must have
two new infielders.
The Yankees are in pretty near as bad
a fix. They have Chase and Hartzell.
who can take care of the right side of
the diamond. The latter has never been
placed on this side of the pivotal bag in
his big league career. but he can play
second better than either third or short.
Chance will need the left side of his in
field braced considerably, as none Of
the past seasons crop will meet with the
approval of the man who was a member
of the banner quartet of all times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30
NH the Pin Z3bbAeyy
Tonight's Schedule.
DCCKPINS.

DCCKPINS
commercial League-Chapin-S vs. Tolman
Laundry, Palace alleys
National Capital League-Casinos vs. Y NJ C.
A. Casino alleys. 49,
District Lesgue-Toledos vs.. Saengerbund. Fat
Mems alleys.
southern Railway League-MechanicaI vs.
Auditors, Casino alleys
y. NJ c. A. League-Michigan vs. Senaca. u
NJ. G. 4. alleys.
Departmental Lesguc-Commssioner vs. War;
Capitol Hill alleys
Carroll Council League-Salyadors VS. Pintas
Rathskeller alleys.
Post Once League-An teams. Palace alleys
TENPINs
Individual tournament-Watson, Harde L.
krauss. Palace alleys
Departmental League-Interior VS.. c. Z. O.,
Palace alleys.
Colonial Observation-Disclosures vs. Iroquois
Palace alleys.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE NFIELDS
REQUIRE STRONGER MATERIAL
Every Team on Johnson Circuit, With Pos
sible Exception Of Philadelphia,
Gould Stand Improvement.

ST. LOUIS. January S1.-Athletes aspir-
ing to break into the American League
the coming season should endeavor to
graduate as infielders. as this department
of the pastime appears to be the most in
need of strengthening.
Practically every club In the junior
body, with the possible exception of the
Ath letics can use recruit or two to
strengthen .1e inner line of defense. Con-
ME Mack built well when he arranged
his forces three years ago. and there is
no sign OF crack or fissure in the infield
manned by McInnis, Collins, Barry and
Baker.
Sever other pilots are i'm dire straits
for talent to take care of the bases and
the shortfield. The host of infield ma
terial should receive a thorough trial
this coming campaign, with better OPP
portunity of staying in the Johnson or
ganization than heretofore.
Even the Red Sox and Nationals who
made the running last year. are in posi-
ton to strengthen their fences by the
acquisition of an infieider. Though Jake
Stahl. pilot and initial sacker of the
worlds champs. has gone on record as
saying he would be found at his old post
another year. ii is more than likely that
he would give way willingly to a younger
guardian were he fortunate enough to
develop one. Even if he participates this
season. he must have Juvenile in train
ing, ready to step into the breach if needs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30
THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA.
IX-GEN. Ii YUAN-HUNG.
BY Frederic J. Haskin.

Great events make great men, and the
recent upheaval in China created Gen.
Ii Yuan-hung. Fifteen months ago he
was an obscure colonel in the Chinese
army, recognized only in the YangtZe
valley where he operated. practically
unknown in the rest Of China and an
utter blank to the world at large. To-
day his name is a household word
among over four hundred millions of
people. and he is given considerable
fame in every land on the globe. The
accidental explosion Of bomb in Han
kow October 9, 1911. set of the mar
velous Chinese revolution. which in
turn made the obscure army officer in
rapid succession commander-in-chief of
the rebel army. dictator of the Yangtze
valley, head Of the revolutionary gov
eminent. the idol of the Chinese peo-
pie and finally vice president OF the
Republic Of China Such phenomenal
advancement smacks of luck. Add to
this the fact that he had to be backed
into his greatness, accepting the lead
ership Of the revolution as the only
way to save his own neck, and 1t seems
to be a clear case Of his being a prime
favorite OF chance. But investigation
goes to show that Ii Yuan-hung is
ful people have heaped upon him.
Thirty-one Of Ii Yuan's forty-nine
years have been spent in military life,
and his father was a soldier. He was
Col. Ii Tsao-hsiang. and his famous son
was born in a little hamlet of the
Yangtze valley, within a few hours
journey OF the scenes of his military
exploits. When he attained his eigh-
teenth year he was admitted to the ITEM
tsin Naval College Six years there
gave him clear understanding Of his
hardy and straightforward brothers of
north China. This was an education
in itself, as the northerners and south
erners are SO separated by geography
and antagonistic customs that they
have very little In common. There Lii
also formed q lifelong friendship with
the noted Admiral Sab, who. at a. criti-
cal moment in the revolution, Joined
hands with his old college chum and
put his thirteen ships, practically the
entire imperial navy. under the rebel
flag.
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Grifhth's Trouble Last Year.

Clark Grifith's vital trouble last year
was the keynote sack problem. Morgan,
a recruit, took care of the bag much Of
the time. but his laxity in stick work
made it essential for Griffith to change
horses In midstream. and as result he
purchased Laporte from the Browns. This
was only a temporary shift and what La
porte made up In stick work he lacked in
neid1ng and responsiveness.
Chicago the fourth team in the race,
was shy first baseman all season To-
ward the close IL picked up Borton, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30
Moderation and Desire
for Peace Marked Course.

not only a successful soldier, but q states
man, a humanitarian. His course through
out was marked by moderation, by a de-
sire for peace, by a wish that all his
people might be free, united and happy
Witness his celebrated edict, his first
issued when he took command of the
rebellion-a document which proclaimed
to the world that new China had come to
stay:
II am to dispel the Manchu govern
ment and to revive the rights of the Han
people. Let all keep orderly and not dis
orderly military discipline. The rewards
of merit and the punishment of crime
are as follows: Those who conceal any
government officials are to be beheaded.
Those who inflict injuries on foreigners
are to be beheaded. Those who deal I'M
fairly with the merchants are to be be-
headed. Those who interrupt commerce
way to slaughter, burning, adultery are
to be beheaded. Those who attempt to
close the markets are to be beheaded.
Those who supply the troops with food
ply ammunition are to be highly reward
ed. Those who can AFFORD protection to
the foreign concessions are to be very
highly rewarded. Those who guard the
churches are to be highly rewarded.
Those who can lead the people to SUBJ
mission are to be highly rewarded. Those
who can encourage the country people to
join will be rewarded. Those who give
information as to the movements of the
enemy are to be rewarded. Those who
maintain the prosperity Of commerce are
to be rewarded. The eighth moon of the
4OOOth year Of the Huang dynasty"
This was Ii Yuan-hungs golden code,
and he followed it as closely as possible
Success did not breed in him greed for
more power. When Sun Vat Sen ar
rived he divided his authority and helped
make the doctor president of the pro-
visional government. In order to have
peace he gave way to Yuan Shih K'ai.
He accepted the vice presidency of the
new republic and has since devoted him.
self to the restoration of law and order
in the Yangtze. When Yuan Shih al
steps out Ii Yuan-hung will step up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

Pitcher king" Cole. who was q sensa-
ton with the Cubs couple of years
ago, has signed to pitch for a Chicago
mi-professiOnal team next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

Larry Mclean has signed his contract
with the Cardinals. This IL about his
last chance in the fast set. and another
rundown will mean the minors.
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suggestion Of the easy-going man who
can be handled. Everything about him
portrays the leader of men, the man of
action, the keen thinker, the skilled cam
palgner A strict adherence to military
duties kept him free from that civil Of
ficialism which has spoiled SO many good
Chinese. even though it's traditional
squeeze" enriched them. Gen. Ii talks
English very well. and is immensely
popular with foreigners. He had several
foreign instructors under him during the
Sharpley of Manila, formerly lieutenant
in the United States Army. Gen. Ii is a
nrm friend of the missionaries, and in
tends to send his two boys and three girls
to college in the United States.
When the revolt was prematurely
touched off all Of Ii Yuan-hung's men and
most of his officers went over to the new
cause for which they had been working
secretly for months. AS an advocate Of
modern methods and an ardent friend of
the people Ii sympat hized with the move
ment, but felt that the time was not
ripe Tor such gigantic undertaking.
Certainly: he had no thought of leading
the rebellion The leader Of insurgency
scholar IN his twenties. but lately re-
turned from Japan. where he became a.
convert OF DR.. Sun Vat Sem Liu King
picked Ii Yuann,-hung to lead the army
DlO0Q-cuI0ilnR
way in which he made the reluctant II
see the light provides one of the many
thriliing incidents of the remarkable revo-
luton which followed
Lau King and six men armed with
swords met Ii Yuan-hung in a small
room. The army colonel refused point
blank to command rebel forces. Liu King
raised his hand and the soldiers stepped
forward. Six glistening swords pressed
AGAINST his bare neck. Liu King again
offered the dangerous honor For the
second time Ii refused The honor was
100 great Tor such humble man, he
mumbled. Some one else should have ~
etc. The short, slim swords then nipped
the flesh. For the last time he was
urged TO take up the task, another re-
fusal meaning instant decapitatfon. Ii
saved his head. He did more than that.
He saved great cause and led a worthy
people out Of the wilderness.
The civilized world soon realized that
a new great man had appeared. 1t was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

Detroit will send Outfielder Walter
Schaller to Providence. That lessons the
competition for Ty Cobb's job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

Alfred J. Ferry. who formerly secuted
for the Detroit Tigers. may look up play
ers for the New York Yankees this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

Frank Navin. owner Of the Tigers says
Ty Cobb is responsible for most Of the
hold -outs this winter and that he is try
ing to set higher salary standard than
the owners can meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

Fort Wayne has purchased Shortstop
Kelly Clever from the Maysville club of
the Bluegrass League. His name was his
recommendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30
Earned His Captaincy
by Fortifying Marking.

W VAsAAJ LIB >'o' Tor h e
simple reason that China had no navy to
speak of. Naturally. he became an Off
Ger in the army and saw some service in
the war with Japan. Soon after that I'M
happy episode he got on the staff of Gen.
Chang Chin-tung, powerful vicerOy who
ruled over Marking. which was the capt.
tai of the empire in the days Of the Ming
dynasty. There he earned his captaincy
by fortifying Marking with modern guns.
Viceroy Chang C.lih-tung, a Chinese
gentleman Of the old school. was one Of
the greatest men, above and apart from
his deeds. that China has ever produced
He is dead, but his example and his
teachings live today in the career OF Ii
Yuan-hung. When the great Chang was
promoted to be viceroy Of Honan and
Hupeh he decided to have strong, mod
ern army. Taking young LII with him
from Marking, he commissioned him to
whip the raw soldiery into shape. Ii
did it. With the aid of German in
structor he did in central China what
Yuan Shih Kai was doing in north China.
1t was hard, thankless work. except for
the encouragement of his mentor, but he
stuck to it for three years.
A foreign service assignment was LIS
reward for the faithful performance of
his Hupeh work. He was sent to Japan
for tWO-year course in defenses and
field tactics. Returning to China, he was
ordered to Wuchang and advanced to the
grade Of major Here his experience was
further enlarged, as he was given an
active cavalry command. He also was
ranking officer of what was known as
the infantry fourth advance guard.
Another government assignment was that
Of chief of the joint army and navy
maneuvers at Kianguin. In 1905 he was
made lieutenant colonel in command of
the the second division, a unit usually
directed by a general.
BY this time Ii had shown himself to be
q most excellent tactical officer, and one
of the few In whom the men had absolute
confidence. The new Hupeh model army
was organized the same year by permits
sion Of the Picking authorities. and Ii
was given one of the first colonelcies. He
was really the moving spirit of the new
army and was made commander Of the
18th Mixed Brigade. Chief of the naval
forces In the Yangtze valley, superin-
tendent of the military academy. officer
in charge of four departments of the
Hanyang arsenal and superintendent OF
the army college. He was provisional
commander of the Changte maneuvers
/ Last year he led his mixed brigade in the
autumn maneuvers at Taihu. This was
just a few weeks before the outbreak OF
tho revolution. and he was then on the
official list for promotion to the rank OF
general.
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TITLE GAMES
TO Be PLAYED

Continued from Sixteenth Page.)
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Ii Yuan-hung is q very good looking
Chinese. with a well developed head,
bright, snappy
His Friendly Manners eyes and a
Liked by Foreigners. and fr,en y n
manner. He is short, sturdy. broad
shOuldered and inclined to be corpulent.
He has friendly, easy manners which put
humble Chinese at ease and which take
well with the foreigners. Great good
nature is one of his unfailing traits. OPP
timism abounds in him. But there is no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

Barney Dreyfuss. the Pittsburgh owner,
is opposed to Sunday base ball, but pre-
diets it Is bound to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30
BASE BALL BRIEFS.
Indianapolis has purchased Outfelder
Niles from Toledo.

Indianapolis has purchased Outnelder
Niles from Toledo.
Burleigh Emory has been named mana
ger of the Charlotte team in the new
North Carolina League. He was with
Topeka in the Western League last sea-
son.
The Quincy club Of the Three-I League
has elected G. A. Urban president to sue
coed Harry HOfer. who has decided to re-
tire from any active part in the game.
The plan of Manager Cantillon of Min
neapOlis. 1t is said, Is to sell Pitcher
Glen Liebhardt to Los Angeles, where the
veteran expects to get a new lease Of
life
is opposed to Sunday base ball. but pre-
diets it Is bound to come.
Frank Navin. owner Of the Tigers, says
Ty Cobb is responsible for most Of the
hold-outs this winter and that he Is try
ing to set higher salary standard than
the owners can meet.
Larry Mclean has signed his contract
with the Cardinals. This il about his
last chance in the fast set. and another
rundown will mean the minors.
pitcher king Cole. VINO was SenSa-
I ton with the Cubs couple of years
ago, has signed to pitch for a Chicago
semi professional team next season.
Detroit will send Outfielder Walter
Schaller to Providence. That lessons the
| competition for Ty Cobb's job.
Alfred J. Ferry. who formerly secuted
| for the Detroit Tigers. may look up play
ers for the New York Yankees this year.
| Fort Wayne has purchased Shortstop
Kelly Clever from the Maysville club OF
J the Bluegrass League. His name was his
recommendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

The plan of Manager Cantillon Of Min.
neapOlis, 1t is said, Is to sell Pitcher
Glen Liebhardt to Los Angeles, where the
veteran expects to get new lease OIL
life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

The Quincy club Of the Three-I League
has elected G. A. Urban president to sue
coed Harry Hofer. who has decided to re-
tire from any active part in the game.
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Ii Yuan-hung had very little naval ex-
perience after he was graduated from the
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COUNCIL Ok. OF c. LEAGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-30

The Atlantic City polo team will not
play here tonight, as was at first thought
would be the case. 1t was found that the
week, and Manager Whiting Immediately
got busy and arranged another contest
with the Baltimore club for Friday night
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Trebbrief Der 9entraliteIIe.)
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