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New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Columbia Yearlings Beat
Erasmus in Swim Meet

By winning the 2oo-yard relay rnee'
which netted them nine points, the 20,
lumbia freshmen swimmers defeasea,
the water team from Erasmus han
High School in the Columbia pool yes
terday. The final score was % to -
The freshmen, weakened by the ao-
scnce of several Of their best meh'
captured only one first place IN the
events other than the relay, Hirsch
taking the 220-yard swim. The visitors
although they took four first places.
failed to capture many of the minor
positions.
The summarizes:
2oo,yard relay--won b.. Columbia frssn- sr-
men fBrodil, Scofield. Rothschild ana rs, o.
mond); Erasmus tDelmarle. Gardner. F.e'
setti and McMulen). second. Time. is,., ~,
5o-yard swim--Won by McMul.sr".
Erasmus; Raymond. Columbia. secoh.s' secoss :
Rothschld. Columbia. third. Time. W, VI,
ip0-yard swim--Won by Rosse.a.
Erasmus: Rothschld. Columb bia. sscoh''
Gardner. Erasmus. third. Time. l: 90.
go yard swin-Won by Birsch. C9iua.
h2a Melbourne. Erasmus. second. ir"
eirt. Erasmus. third. Time. 3:l6.
Fancy diNe---Won by Deimarie. Erasinu 70
scoheld, Columbia. second, Lowen'n@'
Columbia, third. IA,
Plunge for distance-won by Bened,,... en,a.
Erasmus; Humbert. Columbia second Wv
Ail!.en Erasmus. third. Distance. Is lee''
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
N. Y. u. Baseball
Squad Has First
Outdoor Practice

Coach Raymond Kellogg, of the New
York University baseball team, put his
charges through the first outdoor prac-
tlce- OF the season yesterday afternoon.
Ohio Field was not in good condition
so the afternoons workout was shifted
to Berkeley Oval. The season opens
April 3 when the Violet nine meets the
representa- atives of Wesleyan University
on Ohio Field.
Ed Delaney, the star twirler, reported
yesterday and spent most Of the after
noon on the mound. He is in fine form
ana succeeded in battling most of the
batters who faced him during the ses-
sion. Maxwell Baker, who was one of
the Niolet's leading catchers before the
war, donned his uniform for the first
time and split the index finger on his
catching hand. He will not be able to
practice for several days.
Manager Jentsen said yesterday that
Harold Draffen, who was the mainstay
Of the catching staff last season, will be
on hand this week. Draffen entered the
medical school last fall and his hours
prevented his getting to the Heights fo-
practice. He has arranged to get off
this spring, and this will give Coach
Kellogg the services of Baker at first
Inc regular lineup yesterday IN
cluded Daley at second, Kram in the
short field, with Ferguson, of last years
freshman team, on third base. Of the
outfielders Weinheimer made the best
showing. Captain Bromley also took
turn in the outheld and displayed
mid-season form.
Sulzer and Jaffee, relief pitchers last
spring, relieved Delaney, std both
proved effective against the Violet bats
men. Cohen took over the bulk Of the
receiving after Baker was forced out
by his injured finger.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Columbia Rifle
Team Once More
Skaters Record

The Columbia rife teams previous
season record Of 975. made in ths
fourth intercollegiate match, was again
ecipsed yesterday by the Blue ana
White shooters, who broke $50 targets
out of possible 1000. The new new
record score was made in the sixth
championship match, and was Que luz
mainly to high class work by J. ".
lwiss and Z. n Smith, freshman.
Twiss. who is manager of the tearn'
shattered 199 targets in 200. tres
Smith was one tally behind and r. .:
Mcneil was third with 1875. The ne1s'
two men, W. p. Schweitzer and L.. II.
Condor, were tied with 1874, the low
score for the match
Smiths work of 1873 was made in his
second competition with the VARSITY
team. In his first match last week
the freshman led his teammates with
1919. one point below the record score
Of 200 made in 1917 by W. 6. Fogg;;
The latter mark has not been equaiieo
since
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
HYDE Wins Title
On Squash Courts
OF Harvard Club

Fillmore Van S. Hyde Won the Har-
ward Club squash championship yester-
day afternoon by defeating Eric S
Winston. The score was 15-4, 15--10
10-15, Ills. Hyde was national
champion two years ago, while Winston
won the amateur title in 1917. Yes
terday's struggle was one of the best
ever seen on the Harvard Club court
and attracted large gallery.
Hyde, although he has played very
little this season, displayed q remark
able brand of squash in winning the
match His drives were swift and &C
cGrate and he turned in many splendid
gets" in scoring his points.
The first two games Hyde won in
handy fashion, but evidently the fast
pace told on him, for he weakened
badly in the third game and lost out
by l0-l5. But he managed to come
through with fine rally in the last
tussle and just nosed out a victory
after coming from behind.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Londos Seeking Return
Match With 'sStrangler':

Jim Londos. the Greek wrestling
champion, is SO confident he will de-
feat William Demetral next Monday
night at the list Regiment Armory
that he is out with challenge to
Stranger" Lewis for return match.
Demetral is just as confident he will
leave the ring winner and promises
to make the coming duel more thrilling
than the recent one in which he and
Londos electrified the crowd by their
wonderful work on tffe mat.
John Olin, who will meet Stanislaus
Zbyszko in the other headline match,
is busy getting in shape. This will be
a real test for Zbyszko, as he is
anxious to get back to his old rank in
the game.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Mrs. Hurd Again
Winner of Medal
In Pinel1urst Golf
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

P1NEHURST, N. c., March 23-
Eighty-seven women, the largest num-
Der ever entered for the competition
here, played the eighteen-hole qualify
ing round of the eighteenth United
North and South golf championship
to-day over the No. course. Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd won the medal
with 39-45-S4, leading her nearest
competitor by four strokes. The big
gcst score to Get into the first sixteen
was 1o1. Seven divisions of eight each
qualified, beside the first sixteen for
match play.
Mrs. Hurd also was the medal winner
last year, defeating Mrs. Ronald IT,
Barlow, OF Philadelphia, after two
p.lay-offs. Mrs. Barlow, the present
sixteen. She played around with Mrs.
William A. Gavin, Of this city. who
also finished among the first sixteen
Each had 81.
In addition to Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. r. II.
Holllngsworth. Of Greensburg, and
Miss G. II. Collcttc, of Matascomct, had
better scores than Mrs. Barlow and
Mrs. Gavin, with So and SO, respectively.
FRANCIS Ouimct, Woodland, played
~ we DesO pall OF w. II. Thaycr, of
Wollaston; l.. A. Hamilton, Of Garden
City, and W. H. Croft, Of Oakmont and
beat them ! up in eighteen holes over
the NO. course this Afternoon.
The summary:
FIRST SIXTEEN-Mrs Dorothy Camp
bell Hurd. wcstmorela nd. aS-45@s4; +;
Mrs G. B. Iollingsworth, Grecnsburg, ID
~ M144'osS Miss G. II. Collette, Motnscomet,
4V--49-S9; Mrs. II. II. Barlow Merton,
44-47--9l Mrs. w. A. Gavin. South
shore; 46---45-91 Miss Elaine Rosenthai,
EHavlsloe, 49-43--92; Mrs. j. D. Chapman,
Greenwich, -48--93; Miss E. e Har-
wood, Olympic Fields. 47-4G-o3; Miss
HaTe e Bomann. Plainteld. 4e-52--ss; Mrs.
~ ~. -. A[Instrong. Buna!o, 50-49--99; Mrs.
--62-s9; Miss Eleanor Chandler, Hunt
1ngdon Valley, b1-48--99; Mrs Ralph
ald Parson. Youngstown. 49-51-lo0; Mrs.
r. 3. Danforth. North Fork. 51-5O-10l ;
Mrs. J. r. Price, Oakmont bO-5l--l01.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Baseball and Lacrosse
Squads Out at Stevens

The Stevens Tech. baseball and la
ternoon for the first time this season.
Coach Durborow took his charges be-
hind the gymnasium for batting prac-
tice, while the stick wielders romped
around in one corner of the athletic
field.
Besides the eight regulars from last
year, several of the new additions to
the baseball squad have been showing
up to the satisfaction Of the coach and
Captain Daley. Huneke, Herty, John
and Malay probably will find berths
in the infeld, while Silldorf and Weigcl
will be added to the pitchinr staff.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Havana Entries

First race C furlongs: a-year-o oids and
aapward; claiming; purse sso0)-'Sherry.
80; Bonnie Bird, a5; Vain Chick, s5 r
lester, 81 'Sea Beach. 105: sFIying Dart
iGo Golden Red. 10S: Brer Fox. i10,
"lld rhyme. ILL., Frank Keogh, l13.
Second race 6 furlougs: 3-year~oids and
upward; claiming; purse x60e)-Rockaree
-: Amoassador III. 103: sBen Butler
sUo The Snob 10s; 'Flash of Steel. los
!awen'E-seven III; 'Hazel Nut. III:
Third race {5ls furIongs; s-year-o,as
ans an1an epwa.d: claiming; purse 5000
nsanca 20: "Whito Crown l04: .Fras-
cnelo, lo4 Ffctie Fancy, lo4: King Tuscan
."s Little Nephew. ,o5: Peaceful Star
w. lars ana Stars, III.
Fourth race (yrial Derby; mile and 5o
yaFos; S-year -olts: purse sso0i-M;phtvv
rlac,.' 49,. ss Orleans Girl. SO, RUBY. 100,
Fifth race q mile and 20 Yards. a-yoar
otus pt ana upward; claiming; purse s6SoSI
Nay " craig. sc; sChansonette IT. 81: Ms tor
cI,s cSrao!ey. 's 'Siiyer Sandals. Iol .Eatjva
soii, lt2: Cork. 1866 High ride sns .
,n,seoina. 1oe: 'Urar. LOG. Duke Of Sbe,hv
ios; 'MHno]tin. l13 ny
~ slxtn race q and 1-16th miles. s-vaa
M y!ner. 1913: THE Taiker, 104: sFa,r,y
.gn. .gsa. Key Ennis. los; .Woodthrush ,oS ;.
nanos On. ios; Zodiac. los. A''
Apprentice aliowanc. claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Weaver Quits White Sox;
Risberg and Gandil Gu,

CHICAGO, March 23.--Reports to
club headquarters here to-day from
the Chicago Americans training camp
at Waco, Tex, were regarded as cx-
ceedingly "bearish."
Dissatisfied with the terms of his
three year contract, made last season,
George "Buck" Weaver, star third
baseman, refused to practice yester-
day and to-day, and declared his in
said he would return to Chicago and
conclude some business matters and 60
to California
Shortstop Risberg and first base
man Gandil still are in California.
They have reiterated their intention
not to join the White Sox this season
unless salary demands are met.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Murphy to Bring Suit
Against Both Leagues

CHICAGO, March 23.-Another suit
to collect back rent from the Chicago
National League Baseball Club, nam
ing the National and American
leagues jointly, will be fled in the
Circuit Court tomorrow, accordinp TO
Charles W. Murphy, former owner Of
the Chicago club.
Murphy last month filed similar
suit, naming only National League club
owners and officials, ard sought tenn
porary injunction agains. tht league
to restrain it from making plans for
the 1920 season. This auit was witr-
drawn yesterday. MURPHY said 4o-
day his lawyers were not entirely
satisfied with the manner in which It
was drawn.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Lee Magee Promises
Sensation i'm Baseball

CINCINNATI, March 23.-Revelations
of a sensational nature are limited at
in an announcement made here to-day
by Lee Magee, former Cincinnati and
Chicago National League ball player.
"On Saturday." said Magee, ~ shall
make public the charges on which the
National League bases its action in
barring me from it's circuit. III show
the documents, both in my favor and
against me, and let the public Judge
whether I've been fairly treated. I'll
add to this: Pm going to burn my
If | am barred I'il take quite a few
noted people with me. I'll show up some
people for tricks turned ever since
1906, and there will be merry music in
the baseball world"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Cordier Captures Squash
Honors at Vale Club

August i. Cordor, the national anna
teur squash champion. won the Yale
Club squash title yesterday afternoon
by defeating Stuyvesant Wainwright in
tie final round by o score Of 17-15,
15---11, 15-7. For the first two games
Wainwright put. up a splendid struggle
and forced the national title-holder to
extend himself to the utmost to win.
In the opening contest, after Cordier
was leading, 1A-9, Wainwright rallied
and tied the count at 14all. In the
next three games Cordier increased his
pace and won out. In the second the
going was swift and close throughout,
but in the final game Cordier had
things much his own way.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Local Golf Clubs Slow
With Handicap Lists

A. II. Pogson, secretary of the Met
ropolitan Golf Association announced
last night that unless many of the de-
linquent clubs send in their handicap
lists immediately it will not be possible
to publish the 1920 handicap list by
April L, as usual: Thirty-one clubs
have failed to send in the list.
Pogson says that this year, for the
first time, the entries for the M. G. A.
amateur tournament, which will be held
at the Apawamis Club in June. will be-
limited to golfers rated on the 1920 list.
1t is, says Pogson, up to the PLAYERS
of the clubs to. .get in touch with their
own committeeman and see that the
missing reports are Immediately sent
It,: Otherwise many prominent golfers
WI VII hnd their names omitted from the
list. which closes this week.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Cuillemot to Represent
France at Olymnics

PARIS, March 23-Marcel Guillemot.
the French long distance runner, yes
terday, confirmed his right to repre-
sent France in the Olympic games by
winning the French national run Of
ABOUT ten miles, making the distance
in l. hour 1 minute Al seconds. Bv his
victory Guillemct now becomes the
cross-country champion both of France
and Great Britain.
The growing interest of women in
athletics was exemplifed yesterday by
sixty runners taking part in race at
Antony, Department Of the Seine, Sun
day. The distance was about two and
an eighth miles, and the winner Gov
cred the distance in 16 minutes At
seconds.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Jai-Alai Stars Coming

New Workers. may have the first
chance to see the Spanish game Of
lai-alai this summer, according to Vic
tor Il. Barranco, representative Of
the Cuban government, who is at the
"aldorf-Astoria. The big stars of the
game plan to come to this city at the
END OF the present Havana season. and
son Square Garden is talked of bv
sportsmen who have seen the game as
it is played in Madrid, Havana, Buenos
Ayres and Rio de Janeiro.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Giants Second Team
Defeats San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 23-Tbs
second team of the Giants defeated the
San Antonio Texas Leaguers to-day bv
a score of to l. The local team
would have been shut out had not
Bowen lost shoe chasing a double bv
Brown in the third, permitting the
ball to go for home run.
The score by innings:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
S'n1atter, Hug?
Totals 30 0 4 '2S l6 Totals 27 l 5 q Is
Two out when winning run was scored
Batted for Mamaux In the sixth inning
NEW YORK

tBatted for Mamaux In tho sixth inning.
Broohyn sn i1'" .......::. ....:: Q Q II
Run batted in--By Johnston. Left bases
New Ns's YORK s. Brooklyn out on
son First base on crr:Us-New York. !; Brook.
lyn. l. Double plays--Elliott to c. Ward; Meusel
TO Hannah to Me,isel to Hannah: Shawkey to A.
Wsrd krucger to c. Ward Mcuscl Fcwster to
I'iiT Bases on balls-0f Mitchell l; or Mamaux.
:: or MOZART ! off Shawkey. /: of Collins. l.
s'racK out-By Mitchell 8; by Mamaux l; by
MoAa.t. /: by shawkey. l.. Hits-of Mitchell.
hart. 2 in 3 innings: of Siiawkey. 3 III 5 innings:
of Collins. IN innings. Umprcs-Dinoen and
O'Day. Tme-1 :43.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Hobey LIGHT a D;rector

ANNV1LLE, Pa, March 2s.-Dr. G,
Hobart Light, known as Hobey Light
star halfback on the University Of
Pennsylvania football eleven. was to-
day eppointed athlatic director at Leb-
anon Valley College for next year.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

Umpire Row
May Put Stop
To Sox Series
McCraw and Barrow at Odds
Over Bill Brennan; Kauff.
and Winters i'm Bout
From Special Correspondent

From Special Correspondent
DALLAS, Tex, March 2S-The ex-
| hibition series between the Giants and
the Boston Red Sox may shortly come
to an end if Ed Barrow, manager of
the American Lcaguers, refuses to
allow Bill Brennan to call the balls
and strikes. Manager McGraw re-
turned here this afternoon from his
oil we'll, and stated that Brennan would
continue to umpire, and if this was not
| satisfactory to Barrow he could call Off
the series.
After yesterdays struggle in Wich-
| ta Falls Barrow declared that if Gus
Rooney, the Boston writer, could not
work on the bases, then Brennan could
not act behind the plate. The Giants
protested against Rooney and held up
the game at Wichita Falls until Bar
row eventually consented to let the
pastime start without the services of
| Rooney.
Last night Barrow sent a telegram
to Ban johnson requesting that he
send one of his best umpires to join
the clubs. Tom Connolly is expected
to greet the players late this week,
probably in lf.w Orleans on Saturday.
Bill KLEIN viii be picked up at San
Antonio tomorrow night, and the re-
naming games may be umpred by
KLEIN, Connolly and Brennan.
The trouble that now threatens to
disrupt the series came over decis on
rendered by Rooney at first base in
the second inning of the game played
here on Saturday. The bases were
jammed at the time, and Fred Toney
smashed drive to right. Toney loafed
on his way down to first, and Hooper
threw the ball to McInnis Rooney
called the pitcher out and the Giants
protested, claiming that Stuffy's foot
was off the bag.
That night McGraw left for Young
County. Before departing he in
structed Matty not to play the game at
Wichita Falls unless Brennan worked
alone. Barrow insisted that Rooney
umpire on the bases, and it was not
until the crowd yelled for action that
the game began. Barrow could not be
reached to-day, as a game was sched-
uled for the Red Sox with the Fort
Worth team at Fort Worth.
:, Both the Giants and Red Sox leave
I'M thls city late tonight for Austin, Tex,
wnere the fourth game of the series
! will have its setting.
The game between the Giants and
the Dallas team YVES cancelled TO-DAY
because of rain. The Giants were al
the ball park and practiced for a
short time. Also, Jesse Winters. the
young right-hand pitcher, and Benny
hauf lndulged in battle of fists
winters whizzed one by Beniamin's
head, and hot words followed. Then
the pair of athletes began swinging
from the ground. 1t was a great bat
tie while it lasted. 1t was a good draw
Ross Young, the outfelder, who has
been suffering from slight attack of
Tn Ihe hu," was up and around TODAY
Inc Texan has not fully recovered his
strength yet, and will not be able to
play before Saturday.
Arthur Nehf and Wilbur Hubbe,,
WI most likely do the pitching fo1
the Giants this afternoon. Samuel
Jones and Allan Russell are picked tc
oppose them. The series so far stands
three to two in the Giants favor.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Expect Entries Of 500 Athletes

Entries VIII close to-day For the
memorial meet Of the 18th Post Of The
American Legion, at the 18th Regiment
Armory on March 81. More THAI, 300
athletes have already signed up and
fully 200 more are expected to send in
their entries before midnight.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Huggins Clan Beaten, 10,
With TluO Out in Ninth
MOZART, Rookie Pitcher, Scores Only Run John
stons Double just Out of Ruth's Reach; Ex-
pertinent by Young Collins Results in Defeat
By W. ]. Macbeth

JACKSONVILLE Fla March 2s-Ths Brooklyn Nationals made
straight the New York
field
MOZART, cub pitcher for the only
laves far figured.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Soccer Pairings

The official pairings for the fifth
round Of the national soccer challenge
trophy were made last night at the
Hotel Astor, Lieutenant Colonel G.
Randolph Manning occupying the chair.
The champion Bethlehems were drawn
to meet Robins Dry Dock in Brook
lyn on April 4.
The complete pairings follow:
EASTERN DIVISION
Robins Dry Dock VS.. Bethlehem. April 4;
United Shoe Fore River vs. Newburgh
Shipyard or New York +. c.
WESTERN DIVISION
Bricklayers or Olympia f.. c.. Of Chi
cago, vs. Ben Millers. Of st. Louis: Pack
ard F. c.. of Detroit or Caledonia F. c..
OF Detroit. or Pontiac City, of Pontiac,
Mich. VS.. Rochester City Moose F. c.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Exhibition Games

AT TAMPA
RH E.
Cincinnati Nationals ........... lee 0
"asAihHton americans III )
batterieS--LuQue. Bressler and Raridcn
Johnson, Zachary and Picinich
AT COLUMBUS, GA.
RHE
Detrolt Americans ....,.......,.. 4
Batteries-Ayres. Jourman ana Stanage;
Oeschger. McQuillan and Gowdy
AT BIRMINGHAM ALA
r. HI E.
Birmingham. Southern Association. s
Battcries--Rixey. Meadows. Belts and
Wheat: Sigman, Glasner. Meeker. Hender-
son and Peters, Gooch.
AT M'CALLEN. TEX
R.H.E.
Philadelphia Americans ....14 81 3
st. Louis Nationals .......x.13 20 8
Batteries---Eckert Bisbeh and Styles,
Doak. and Clemona Dillh0&Hsr,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Roller Skating Race

Another rof Ter skating match racs
has been arr&nged at the Broadway
Pink for tomorrow night. The evens
calls for a best two in three conte:
between Jackie Clarke and Edd'e
Burke. ..L.------A
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Aurora Bowlers ave I'm

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 23.-One change
OF Importance was recorded in the
high teams at the American Bowling
and H. Hesser, Aurora, ILL.,, went into
fourth place in the two-men events.
with count Of 1885.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
The Winning Combination

Winning and skl-even more
sports require share of Skill none of them
confidence play
1t for this that Walter Hagen
golf The champion SKILL
also mbued with the belief any company
The fact that he nothing. argument
What the other fellow
eff Barnes through nne why
can't get the four holes back?"
This all of 1Iagen philosophy
render hope quit trying He open
ns the first three bank
he will be out there plugging until the final putt
Fewer lfs'
early advanage-thev are beset bv
fewer "ifs';
strong catching staff fine pitching staff and
outfeld
With them it is mainly this eff only the inaeld up
With the Cubs it the catcher pitchers and
good infed; the good";
With St Louis the big "IF pitching rest Of
the club is first class
But the Reds have eff" baanced-a strong
club surrounding high class pitching
If Kelly and Frisch Doyle strong in
field the Giants have enough them through
tell when "if' is detona with astounding
Roughing 1t
Some when Carpenter rising
always maintained that the any rough
mxp He they long opponent was content
stand off and box But when it mixing
there a different story to
Carpenter able roughng it
being roughed.
But followers upon his worth
after they have him slightly better than
Mike Brady romped championship
No one figures the White sox with chance this
tossing them overheard
the same club and then postpone autopsy.
The ball player caught with gambler
isn't going to popular with his team mates
mates have suddenly begun realize that
three player can protect the
game than any one else if he will onv keen his eve ~ nv
unseemy twists
AS we start out to select winners consider what club
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

AS we start out what
the Red Sox looked to be to-day
pause NO club looked better late March, but by late clubs
looked
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

New York (2d)..1 0 ooo11o-s 10 !
San Antonio. 30 1 0 0 O o o 0-1
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

Arthur Nehf and Wilbur Hubbell
viii most likely do the pitching for
the Giants this afternoon. Samuel
Jones and Allan Russell are picked to
oppose them. The series so far stands
three to two in the Giants favor.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Lewis Working Hard

LEWIS WORKING nara
Duffy Lewis was working like a
beaver all day long and after the
game could be seen circling the field,
heavily wrapped. Duffy's weak arm
will not permit him to participate
actively for some days to come. But
he is. down below his customary play
ing weight and evidently means to
hold the notch while he develops
strength, stamina and wind.
The regulars were out for spirited
practice this morning. There will be
two sessions daily during the remain
ing two weeks, for once the trail is hit
northward morning practices will be
out of the question.
With three games already tucked
away, Uncle Robbie used to-day's game
wholly as basis for battery expert
mentation, He employed three pitchers
and ~ mkly catchsys.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

Ross Young, the outfielder, who has
oeen suffering from a slight attack of
tn the "fu," was up and around today.
Inc Texan has not fully recovered his
strength yet, and will not be able to
play before Saturday. ~ ~