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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
BOXER 0UTP0INTS HIS COACH.
N"ufman Defeats n,
Pastimc 4. e.. BENEFIT

~ Kaufman OF Trinity Club. the In.
.er1iat'oha' champion. had an easy time
winning from his coach. William Sor.n-
son or Trinity club, IN the final hon,
OF me lbs pound class OF the amateur
oeN!hg tournament held for the benefit
o. me i'dstime \. &. at the F,Irmon,
Athletic club last night. Tho ch,mnInn
showed his coach "A few Pointers al.ou.
the boxing game.
Tom Gcary OF ST Joseph's Y. ". A
deieated Max Liberman Of tho E.duca-
.i"haI Alliance in the Hrs, bout of IN.
no pound class after two minute. n,
hSnt'ne ALDERMAN complained that he
injured his right hand.
IN" deciding contest OF the 100 Mound
ciass wds a hummer. II brought together
"'iIiam Morris OF the las; SD iious.
ana h. Nolgsr of tho Educational Am.
inc". II wac a nip and tuck ao.,,
rioHors we're even at the end Of the third
round. so the, fought another of two
minutes duration. Morris WIS Tho 90
sr'sSor IN tnis session and landed moro
OFTEN, 80 he was awarded the decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

r,pcr p,rE-Uursc 500: maiden two
v.ar-olds. fou' f~Iri"ncs -S"'ninoie, II"
lcooncrN. 80 . ! 10 ana "uc "on d
o 20 second. tl",h "a Negrs, 'o6 t>'"r-
ro,,, 70 ! &" I AMI even, 'hird TIM"
q 90 pr,y. DO M"a'r, Ayers AND rhuTsday
'ssrT,Gn<n RNCE- Tivr aud on" hr'f fur.
- ,nr,, ,,,r-olds and upward; purse
,,o0 ,.vng het;iedrum, N' O!onn"I'r''
~. 10 / even and 10 : won MasS"n''
"a, ward. 10 to !, I 20 ! and . to /
-, same Kih, los Moripoiel, Q 70
n 49,, : aud out. ;hiri Timc, ITO.
,,,',,IlcI,u. Jim l.. SIR oncnhach snd
F"rmt,,t,,p WACr-SoNirs rursr 500,
forr yoar. o,ls ard m lis furl"ne In
,rn, los ipcrnisolp -" -" an"
nu, vnu. ram Hancock. 10" Mountain.
ia , to ana even, second Bulge,
"a ,~,,,npnvN. : to I, s to and ! to
Nv u,d' rIm., lN.k Hester, Rus.
-, MA nui Ethan Alien ais" ran.
Fo,'RrH RArE--S"''inE pure, 5000
hr.c,car.oId nnd NJ, s's fnrlonss
o,,r won; san iou. 10 'H'rrhy'' 20 80
"0'""' ~ / and 20 :, second, Cs,".
,humpiun, 1903 'storr.'n u - !. . TO- '
aud ~. 70 T. third Time $50.
y.,iow Eves and Wander also rru.
FIFTH RACE. Selling rurse stnn
W,rd,., Nike COHEN, io' tcru's", TO /
, and TO +, won; Ar~rRlov.
,,p connolly. u 10 p, 70 5 and . 20
- second. Cuttyhunk, ii2 ,Trosleri
a.. 10 I. ,ycu and ! 20 :. third Time.
20 =, ,,ulc'Wiuths, Iadv Rankhu.
v..cr Lad AVID ErverN also ran.
'sI\Tu vNtF charity bsv selling
u,nin.ur. rlr $500 'Aree "ear'Nlds u'''
ur one ni..-- QVr"u Appu" 2; Iiarr,ng
,oor,. - !. t. q and 4 /" &, nnu
uIn.h uo, - .nho'mN. . ~ !, {;
/, 10 and A, 10 D. second r,m.r.
lane, 10 u'onncil.p, ~ to I, 10 . auG
I ~ :, thIrd. Time, 40 a.i, To
nm, Energetic aud Ray OLiEht aiuo ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
WESTERN SPRINTER
HERE FOR Big MEET
Sol Butler VIII Train al Local
Armory This After
noon.
CH1CAGOANS DUE TO-DAY

Sol Butler, the colored sprinter OF
day. and was the frs, Of the Western
contingent to reach the city for tho i'm
door championships of tho Amateur Ath-
letic Union which will be held in the
Twenty-second Regiment Annory to-
morrow night. The negro. who hopes
to deprive Howard Drew Of his laurels
AZ "A sprintcr. made arrangements to take
his preliminary spins at the Eighth RcsI-
mcnt Ar1nory, whore y fast colorcd
quartet will train this afternoon. Roy
Morse, the go yard national champion,
Is n member of the Eighth Regiment.
and he. Drew. Howe IF Boston and
Butler will line up for a dash this
afternoon that may determine which Of
artists will he returned winner of the
championship at 90 yards.
Drew is favorite for the event In
spite of the fact that he was beaten
las. week at Philadelphia by Brewer OF
Washington. The race ~ the Meadow
brook games took place the night after
the Smart Set banquet IN honor of Drew.
TIL festivities may ave nipped tie
speed OF the record holder. and II ~ be-
lieved that he will show greatly inn
proved form tomorrow a. a matter II
fact Drew went cut of his way to in
yite tho ST. Jans Sc. Oolboy to come TO
New York for tho championship, but II
WAS too late for Brewer 20 alter hts
plans and another meeting between the
pair may not take place until the out
door ,~hampiopEltt- at Newark.
Word was received at A.. y. I. head
quarters yesterday that the chicago
delegation would arrive Ia town to-day.
the Illinois delegation will hv beaded
by Joic Ray. who probably will hc
favorite for the two mile run. Joe
i.comis will be- the bee. 81 the chicago
A. A. trio. which also Will get here ia
time to tai" u preliminary spin this
afternoon. II" c~hicuroaus viii he the
guests of the New YORK \ G In add. 20
Il to LOOMS the cherry e viii he ~ort,
by Goclitz In the hurdle and 300 yards,
and ny EhV no tho 500 - l.un".
II was learned Yesterday that liJ''
adams. IA" Olympic champion standing
jumper, Who was deprived 81 his indoor
titles las; year hV " II Tatlur of ch'-
cago. had been training faithfully wi'h
tho idea ot turning tH" tables on Taylp'
who tnts year viii rspr"Ssu, TN" IRISH
AMERICAN y. G. II tho reports 80 the
training '.a,. - the olI champion are
truc n" Hd- IL great ,hau,' q" ,uin' back,
for Il H. sad that ~, cleared {, feet -.
inches ~ practice tn" other dag. VITA
these cracks IA Their best form new rr'-
,rds may l." expected lD both u" stand
.rg high and broad junlrs.
IN. entry FOR tho meet 's ouC "i the
most remarkable ever received. - with
,h" c~Acept'og oi u'' men '''rN t"r'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
WILL ELECT CAPTAIN TO-DAY.
Columbia Basketball Team IiLrIy
10 pick NiIbcr or W~Eencr.

C~olumbia's late but not ldmc. ted
basketball team viii elect It's captain
for next year AT a meeting to-day. or
Ito members ri the lsl1-l6 team Jack
Negruer, NANNY i%ittaucr. Buddy vii
Der. I'd Leonard aud NJ. Roberts remain.
Ia kornsand. cap, pwHer aad !. Burg
hard viii iot Ice eligible mex winter
The CHOICE Tor leadership probably VIII
be between WILDER and W'gcHsr, with
In. former the favorite, as n. played in
every game. Wcgensr did not become
eligible until February.
There was considerable comment on
the campus yesterday over the failure
Of the Insignia committee to award
Echev Calder ard JEFF Heaiy some" form
of insignia. Calder played until j." vas
graduated in February and c.ded the
season as the second best scorer ~ Tn.
team despite IN" fact that he
had played IN only four league anne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
MANY ENTRIES FOR
EMPIRE CITY STAKES
Ncarl! All Of Prominent
stables Will Race at
NOnkprs Track.

Practically all OF the prominent morse
ovl.crs are represented in the entries
COR the nt-ccn stakes OF She Empire city
Racing Association which closed or
March 10 and were announced yesterday
b. Victor T.. Schauinb-rg. racing secrc-
,ary. Tho entry il, one of the best ever
received for the summer Meeting at ~"
Yonkers race course. which viii run thls
year from Ju,y 1. To- 80. There are ilt-
teen stakes for which $40 entries hay"
been received from seventy six nominal
tors.
For the Aa'dj'lp division the Empire
'lty Handicap At "A mile and II furlong -
the leading event and this has received
nf,y-iiye entries. iuciuding tho following
high class racers: Eoamer. borrow.
S~tromholi. Hodge. George Smith. The
Finn Slumber ID. kinely. Trial by Jury.
Comsly,t Gamer. He VIII, Celandr'a.
rriar Rock. Magnet. Flying Fairy. inn.
Neville "a. Haut~rk. Hanovia, 'oquet'".
imp Heather Moon. imp Square Peal
Hall Rock. Tetar, Iron Duke. mn.
short Grass, Eaelo. ~'hurrniN. Lo'Tt'''
Ild.tr Grant. imp Alunstir. Eol",
BootS loo Ray. I.uues, Robert BRO
10y. Sam Jsrk on. Trojan, Double
I..slc. RI.kir. -. l>!dor". I'd 'rumr.
DICK Williams, Prince Henry. imp cap
pcrbill. irp. ,'h'clc. Ilo''da". Len, Nish'-
:" ,.
't',, o, n ..,.g co, ,vo.y.a,.
ol.l. tb,-. AZ, included .,tr,ut nifty im-
ported horses representing the best
tam. a. ,l. tnor,ur tbrcd blood
81, .u.r .,,i,n,.
a'r".ui. p"lne s't~i "N Su'H N'hIll"ls
a, ruly n''a Eat-isis. 'Instar. Cicero,
L.aib.rg. Rock sand. Mcddier. Rad'u'n.
''n',' '"'"n,0'
a. c",, r,h,rt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
BRISK WORKOUT FOR ST. N1cxs
with Baker Back They HOPE IN,
Third Title.

The 81. Nicks had a brisk prar.ics
last night for their hrst playoy game
with the Boston A. A. al the - Nicho.
las Rink tomorrow night The mon
hers OF the championship team bci.e,.
now that II is assured HOBBY Bak.r W.
be In the lineup, that they will d, feat ths
speedy Hub seven and win their thru
consecutive hockey title. Tie cham
pions showed up Ia good form IN Their
drills.
An injury kept Baker out o. the gam.
a week ago. which was won by Boston,
making a tic IN the lcagu. series To-.
morrow nights game viii he INC ms, @,
th. hest tive out of three. The second
will he played f. Boston a week IRON 20.
morrow. and in tho event %: a -. +.
place for IN" deciding game Will be -.
tied by the t'ss or "A coin.
The Crescent 4. g. will pi,v -
Monarchs Of Winnipeg, eleven tiues suc.
cesSful defenders of the Allen "ur m.
h,cmatic of the amateur hockey cSsn.
pionship Of Canada. in the local rnt a
week from tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
THINKS CORNELL WILL WIN.
columbia WRESTLING Coach Favors
the Ithacaus.

'orne!I VIII viii she championship ~
the ln'"rcolleriitc WRESTLING League b,.
iote the 'inal bout is over on ,h. mats
AZ princeton. y. j., tomorrow. in Tin,
"t.'!"h or iu'tav Peterson. coach or III.
team. Peterson ,afi v,.,.r-
l"N mat the lthacans have on. OF the
p'H' balanced teams in years and otlrl,
nov :" nav" much trouble coming thrn,ph
we prrlniutrics to-day. pcnnsylv,ri,
''"S - falIIy strong team, and according
!" peterson should win The unlimited
weight bout with care. Mike uorizas,
IN" htv Greek. H. in,!nciblo.
columbia Will send 4 full tea off the
nl'fhlhS can't rdocarolla, who has
n"eil troubled with - badly twisted ,~,,
for several weeks. again il In sham. and
VIII "resilr III tho ll3 pound class. lie
df-" = 10y" IN the first round. f.oscn-
uidl has been pickcd FOR he IL, nopn6
CLASS DE Muria for the 1875 pound even,
ryan Tor the lij. krulcwich for tho
l"S' Eirdn"r for TIA. i7j and Rteycner
Tor the unlimited weight class.
" a meeting ia Philadelphia IN.
."Isu" picked William liiggs OF Phila-
d'lphia aud L. Lewis. coach of Penn
state, ds the referees. The ofrer OF ,,n
Now England intercollegiate Wrcs,Iin,
League 10 wrcStle It's champion against
tu' champion ~ the INTERCOLLEGIATE
MreSthng League was turned down hy
the latter, Tie drawings
!ii Pound Clss.-corncu y. Ieh,r,.
! Ems N"iIn - Princeton. Columbia. byr.
Len. si " penusY.vania. Princeton, i've
l'. l"unh dss-'pluO.bl4 - Prince
ton cornell y. rr"nnsy,yanIs L"hish bye.
,Ilvania. Columbia vs.. Lchleh. Princeton
i's Pound C'as--rrlncaton V. Penn.
h.'Hhidi Columbia ~ Cornell. Lchlgh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
DODGERS HAVE DAY OF REST.
Sun shines Brightly. hut Field Il
Toe Wet for Play.

OAfroNA, Fla. March IA high
north wind followed yesterdays rain and
a. a consequence the Superbas did
nothing nut make two Useless trips 10
Ebb"ts Field to-day. The sun was
bright and hot all day, hut sooner than
a any chances with his athletes. who
are rapidly rounding into form, Manager
Robinson decided that a days rest with
"a little golf would DC the safest proposi.
ton.
capt. Daubert fell on his right shoulder
IN practice yesterday morning. bur Maid
no attention TO Il until to-day. when II
bothered him slightly. Not being a
golfer Jake decided that n few I,ns
round the park would prove beneficial
70 hin.
Getz. Mowrey. Olson and O'Mara are
battling for positions OF the left SD Of
the diamond Young Hickman, proyid-
ing he can hit, will hold down the centre
field position, unless Johnston comes to
terms and shows the kind OF baseball he
displayed IN the Pacific Coast League
last year,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
TIGER RELAY IN DUAL RACE.
WIN Measure strides with Penn
Runners at Louisville.

PRINCETON. y. J.. March 1G--Prince-
tons varsity one mile relay team to-day
left for Louisville. NY, where a dual
iNce with Pennsylvania Is scheduled to
take place. The race will he held in the
Louisville Armory and i given under the
auspices OF the local alumni OF the two
schools
H. j. Richardson. q. G. Wallace. ]. r..
Eddy and ". u. Moore are the four first
choice men for tho Princeton team. j.
NJ. Barr Is going as u substitute. but in
case lac should not run h. will ,uter the
4AO YARD race. keenc Fitzpatrick. the
trainer, believes that his men have a
good chance to win
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
ny WILLIAM a.. HANNA.

At least two National League man
ayers have placed automobile riding on
the list Of don'ts for their baseball, play
crs. As TO the effects of motoring Oil
baseball playing Wv know. nothing. being
neither a ball player nor a motorist.
But we do know that we're we a baseball
manager no list of dor'ts would be COM
piete without these:
l. No drinking. .. No cigarettes. 8.
No poker. 4. No late hours tbcdtimc
ii =. Nj. 8. No g~ornxndtzing.
Regarding No. /, there Is little drink
ing in the professional baseball RANKS.
Few players drink. and those few but
little. but a little is TOO much. As 10
Nos. 2. 3 n 4. We are no expert on
training or physical culture. but per-
sonally would infinitely prefer II TO II
In the morning in a motor car going at
a rational pace and breathing Gods fresh
air to ii TO IL at night In "a mo laden
room playing cards. However. gambling.
Ike drS>ing. * not prevalent.
Apropos Of No. ;, the general u of
bali players know little or nothing Of
die,etics. A ball team can eat its way
into the second division as swiftly az
IL can motor there.
label. tho Cubs pitcher. ia studying TO
become a "permancnt physician" I'm
III the end OF the world, or merely for the
rest 90 his life
Home Run Bakers legs are digger
around than a redwood tree. The cir
cumfereuce at the calf is exactly the
same az the distance from the plate at
the POLO Grounds TO t.c right field tand.
Benny EauT finally packed Up ard
went 10 Marlin. II Marlin didn't pack Up
and go nalf way to meet Benny Kauff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
I on Road--Benny Kauf Not So Bad After All
Dynamite to Help
the Cornell Creu,
N. Y, March TO-

ITHACA. N. Y, March to-
The Cornell athletic author.
ties will resort to strenuony
measures to get the varsity and
freshman crews out on the water
this spring. Application already
has been made TO the State for
permission to use dynamite In
clearing the waters of the ics
from the Cornell boathousc on
the wide channel to the lake.
Present indications are that. I.
will be ut least u week or two be.
fore the men will get into the
gigs. Recent hard SHOWS and
frigid weather have frozen the ice
on Cayuga Lake about 100 yards
past the second breakwater light.
house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17

WILLARD FRESH AND STRONG
AFTER NINE FAST ROUNDS
Champion Extends Himself and Tries His Wind and
Jaw Against Hard Swings Delivered by His
Four Sparring Partners.

u memorable one for John the Barber.
John OF course is absolutely neutral, but
ropes that Hcaly's parade, which is
scheduled to pass his Harlem sporting
Ciub to-day. will interest enough coun-
trymcn OF URricn to nccessitate early
recourse to the :. II. q. sign tonight.
considerable i'll feeling exists between
o'Brien and Leonard. The former claims
Two knockdowns over Benny in an earlier
meeting. and 1t was the O'Brien camp
that attributed Leonard's recent string
or knockouts to the sharp practice OF
Illegal hard bandages.
Inc match is u most important one
ior Leonard. II rests between him and
Johnny Dundee "a TO who will figure in
a tltlc bout with Champion Freddie
NeIsh. Dundee and Leonard put up
such "a wonderful exhibition In Madison
square Garden recently that Match.
maker Jimmy johnson Is trying to pro.
sure them for a return match the night
Oh March IL. A setback at the hands Of
Shamus would take all the edge of such
a card.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17

me sophomores defeated the seniors
IN the opening game Of the annual, in,er.
cihss basketball tournamen, n. tho Co,-
lesc OF the city Of New York Yesterday.
ne score was rs TO :. N.ufald Of tho
sophomore class was the individual star
~ IN" game Iornstein. ANA Of tho
varsity basketball team during the p,s,
season. starred for the seniors. .corinr
all o: their points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
Chess Game IN he Continued.

stubborn play marked the eleventh
game - the chess match bet wccn ID,
Janowski of Paris and e, Janc OF this
city. which began yesterday AT Mar
shall 5 Chess blvnn. |, was Jane's turn
I" play the Mhlt' pieces. and ne again
icsort"d 10 IA" queens pawn opening
Janowshi defended itrcgularly aud oh.
tanned al excellent opening. Both play
crs were on their mcttlc aud carried ont
their with great caution,
honora were fairly even when after nifty
moves the game was adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
VAUGHN TO LEAD YALE NINE.
succeeds NiIhurn. " u" designed
u,rnu.c 81 InrIiGihilits

MEM fjNts. conn. Nnrca L" Tow
land V Vaughn. -. ~ lIaNcrhi,l. Mas
n,s elected captain "f tn" Niio baseball
team TODAY n" succeeds Arthur NJ
Nlpuru. NAn resigned because ~ Ms
!u|c.igib.li,y TNo lattcr had been elected
captain With g." understanding that h'
v1. tn direct 'n. tcHW fr"r IA" hcn"l,
X,uyhu n,s raltt.u "t the E>"icr team
IN lal. ami Played on the Nl" 'ars'i!
,A,, s,l SONS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
Allen In . Recruit.

Whitley Allen. who soon is To- meet
Assassin Jack Dillon 'who hasn't been
assass.ratirg recently was added Ia tho
champions sparring corps. Whitey's I'M.
tatlon of a target could rot have been
improved. He vas always ten miles up
the creek without a paddle and tied ~
bow knots. seldom he presented any
th!ag but the broad Of hi> back. lie
spun like a mardhout from tn" good
natured buffets Of the champion.
WIZARDS three. regular sparring part
neis act "A fast pace. iieinpie app. AIRED
first In a specially constructed visor that
covered his head completely. The ham
plon centred his attack on IN. helmet
n repeated. drove Jack clear across
the ring with his right thrust.
The extra und as usual TELL 10 the
lot OF Boer Rode. Ton Jones offered
the South African $50 for a knockdown
and Willard promised on his own hook
TO double the bonus. II Was not owing
10 the faui, OF not trying that Rodri
failed To- earn the s15. He ven 20
whole heartedly in pursuit of the money
that Willard had occasion Ia rca..zc his
seriousness. Three or o u OF the Boci :
hardest rights found Wiil,,d's chlu to
the great delight OF the spectators. The
only recompense for these, however. was
"A sound drubb!ug. Willard invariably
torgots himself wnen really stuu%.
MonaAan too had L" submit to many a
vicious o.out for ;iudiug a vulnerable
point. He. like I,1del, finished with
blood trick,ing from his nose and lips.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17

IN limo with the movement of the
students At Barnard and Teachers COL
lege, Columbia. To spread the doctrine OF
Intercollegiate athlctl" competition for
women rs well AZ men the two colleges
have arranged for u dual swimming meet
to he held III the tank Of THOMSON
Gymnasium, Teachers College, March rs.
There will be five events.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17

Many speed and fancy skaters vii ar.
pear in costume at the fancy drsss u'as.
1uerade at the -. Nicholas RINK ~.
night. The AFFAIR promises 70 be oHe q.
til. most popular OF tho 80 caraiva.
week. which viii come t. a close W.T.
,l. hockey game Tomorrow r'g''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
HALF A LOAF FOR ROUscH.
Agrees - spin Difference and SIpn
with Giants.

OAKLAND CRY, Ind. March i6.--I:ddie
Rousch, the former Federal League star.
who lives here. to-day telegraphed Man
ager McGraw Of the New York National
League Baseball Club that he is willing
to split the difference n sign n Giant
contract instead Of holding out for his
original terms. by the new Offer II ia
said tn" difference is nov $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17

Tom Gourlay has been appointed pro-
f~crsional At the new Itockaway River
Country 'lub, which was formed re-
Gently in New Jersey. The course which
the new organization Is constructing
probably viii be ready for play In juno
OF this ear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
YANKEE PITCHER
Is BADLY SPIKED
Urban ShOckcr Gets Deep.
Long Cut When Hcndryx
steps on Him.
REGULARS IN FAST GAME

MACON, Ga. March 16.-Whcn Man
agcr Donovan Of the Yankees took his
matutinal slant out Of the window on
arising to-day he discovered icicles
pendant from the public fountain. and
morning practice was called OF without
further ado. Toward noon the sun was
busy and chased the icicles. A practice
game vas played In the afternoon, in
which the regulars beat The second
team. 10 to 2. and In which the regulars
played a good. strong game all around.
hitting. fielding and running the bases
in first class style.
Nick Cuilop. wit and southpaw pitcher,
was not among those present In the
afternoon. His neck Is s,irY and sore.
the result OF a odd. Ray Fisher has
a sore spot at the elbow OF his pitch
ing arm, but was out practising. Urban
Shockcr. the spitball pitcher. was spiked
badly in the game. On a grounder to
rrst he ran over TO cover the base and
HcndryN. who was running 10 bag.
stepped on him. Shocker got "a deep.
long cut in the heel and is likely TO
be on tho shelf a couple OF weeks.
Team A gave Vance u maui.ng in the
second inning. They foeged him for
seven hits, including two singles by
pipp and a " Dagger by Walters.
They worked the run and hit repeatedly
during he game, and continued efforts
TO steal bases brought TO light that
chief Catcher Schwert was In good
throwing trim. Schwert's accurate ,'inge
20 second gu. off three base runners
there IN Two innings.
Shocker had pitched orly part of an
inning when he was hurt. Caldwell took
his place. The regulars. who were get
ting their hits when needed. found the
Yankee star for our blows ant three
runs. Pieh. Brady and Ross all pitched
well and made the going rouci for the
second team. The stealing wasn't con.
fined 10 the regulars. for C1i'c OF the
second worked the delay seal.
There were several plays ont Of Tho
ordinary. on a run and hi device
Gedeon. who was az ha'. fcirici as II
about to hunt. lie drew Araxrn IN
and then jabbei the ball over the little
Cuban's head. II was a s'nar; bit %
strategy. Gilhoolev made a beautiful
running catch Will" going out with the
ball. and ~ the second inning he scored
from second on an iufield lit. Cable
49, ~ y ~ ' w. 'A
10 retire the batter aud Gilhpoley the
while was str.ak!ug for the terminal
lie slid In safely ahead OF tho throw.
base running which was both daring and
dashins
Maisel also did fast base running. lie
was careful not 10 make "a quick start
with his sore leg. but once under wa,
he opened III" throttle and stretched
an uutiicld hit into 4 trtplc. Then nc
hrok" for HON" ON 4 pitched hall. hut
had no help from the batter and didn't
get ava with that feat.
Frank Baker has received a dozen
new bats from Louisville. They are the
Frank Baker model, 30 turned and
shaped that the ball flies over fences
and into stands. but the secret of max
ing II do that rests with Baker. All
anybody hat Ia In ~ mako home runs
with the Baker bat r. tn lie a Baker.
Tn. score by !nulngS