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BOWIE ENTRIES

furlomgs--Pas,oral twhitney entry. liz.
Joseph II. Levy. ii5: cha;eaugay. Il2.
0Oppe-man tChinn entry. iI5: Radical.
entry. ilS; Tom Cassidy. lis Calamity
Belle. ~; Alex H.. rs: chasie Star. liz.
81, second raee-1-.ciaiminE; three year-olds:
E iSn S1revs. zoe; Skhim. ioi: .cheva!ier..
Morning Face. %. 0e''' "'"' Nv
Third racc--cla!m!ng: four-ycar odds and
iiiG; Jock Scot; oliT; Who cares, rs:
los: Ballyhcli. los: General cadorna. ia:
Equator, LOG; 'Ettahe. IFS.
ard Up; six and hnsii f iHqloSsa-iSiss
McGee; 1870: PROPAGANDA. III; lima Frank.
III; sister Emblem. 40: Sugarinint. los:
nh.u l 100: 'Ant!c!pate. IA: doctor
F!fh -acc--thr Expectation purse: four
year-olds and up; one miie-snndial. H..
ii3: Tom NcTaggart. ilo:, Clean Gone.
l l9n; King John. lo7; co!umb!ne. lc.;
and M; mile and II Observation-Disclosures
BOY. 10; Summer Sigh; lis: Madee f..
t ib2; bef TN p b.; liemdTic IL Wood
can Soldier. los; .ManoevTc. ITO: 'Wau-
H nS.s, los; George Duncan. lO2: 'Bar One.
Seventh racc-,-claiming; four-ycar- olds
M WHIP DO. ~ ~; Indoience NJ: Keho. los:
D,onahy entry. los: George Washing ton.
i iG a os na1 srr9y Donah
Alma T.. lo2: .wariikc. ss,. '"'' 'O'
Weather clear. track fast.
claimed.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE TO WAR
ON GAMBLERS IN STANDS
10y Associated Press

CHICAGO. April 1O.-Thc Ameri-
can League will conduct n continuous
campaign against gambling during
the coming season. ByroG Bancroft
Johnson, president, announced to-
night.
MIR. johnson has just returned from
a tour of the American League cities
ana has completed arrangements for
representatives of the Organization
TO attend every game in order to pre-
vent recurrence of the 1919 world
series scandal. These representa-
tivcS Will be stationed in all the
stands and will have orders to take
immediate action at any time they
notice anything that seems SUSPECT
Gus.
In addition. each umpire, will take
the role OF II special investigator and
viii carefully analyze every game
Anything that seems out of place on
the diamond will be reported to MIR.
Johnson: conference of the nm
pres Will he held here before the sea
son opens. and the league president
then Will instruct them in their part
in preventing gambling and game
throwing.
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DETROIT TIGERS

10y associated Rregs.l
DETROIT. April I6.-Wiih hu, one
or two exceptions familiar faces win
appear IN the Detroit linc-ur yyhc,
the Tigers. under tho ,nansr"iy,.y,.'' ~ as
~ COBB, mako their initial rpro.r
ance IN the 1927 American L.daruc
champ!Cnship season. against III.
chicago White SoX here AurI IL
me now corners whose chances NJ
participating IN the opcriuE game am
pear bright arc Lew liluc. nrs,
1ascman, obtained from Por,lind
orc and BaSslcr. . catcher ,nisn
from the Pacific Coast. Blue is sch,d-
uIed 10 Lake Harry Hci;Inan's I,iare
Inc latter being shifted to right fIld
fassier chance OF appearing in the
nrst game OF the season depends
largely upon the condition Of Ed6io
Ainsmith. who reported late AT Inc
southern training camp.
me development Of the Tiger ,co-,
Is being watched with consid.raIj,
interest throughout tho major loapu,
circuit. speculation ccntcr!ng arOunr
the managerial ability Of Coin ono
Of nc master minds on tho playinr
fe!d COBB Is making his debut As
Is blBlcEEue manager. LEADING. the clI,f
OF which he has been a member nj
teen years. Tho Ccorgian hitnscit
has stndiously RETAINED from mnpinf
ambitious claims for his FIRST wear
he has told friends. however. tina
ne Will not he disappointed if III.
team fnishcs sixth Reuorts frn,
the training camp have told az siren
uonS practice sessions, featured 10,
lessons In base running, the hIt and
run play The nook slide and othc,
departments of the game thai Cobt
helped 20 mako famous.
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PHILADELPHIA PIILLIrs
[By Associated p,o,y,

ia PHILADELPHIA. April 10
personnel OF the Philadelphia Sa,;o
League baseball club will he yjrt,,,
the same this season as last. bur
the veteran pitchers perform nm
expectations. the club should An
Dcttcr than last year such is
opinion q! sporting writer's who n.
pccn siziiiG up the team in ttH M
t!ce games at Gainesville. Fla.
on us more recent barnstorminr I.
northwarl
MEADOWS. Ring. HuhbclI. Smith .
Causcy. all r!ght-handcrs. arc tho 7,
upon whom Manager Donovan m
rely to q great extent to pun tho q
ont of last place. The best OF 4
quintet are Meadows and Ring. w
ter Belts. Delaware boy, who y
a place as reserve pitcher Last Y,
has also received much praise fr
the sporting experts for his D
seaHon showing.
liut. altogether the ecason's G.
OF recruit pitchers seems to be {
t1cily dlsal POINTING TO the cnpcI
nor do they wax ovcrcnihusinstlc c,
corning any OF the recruits for OF
positions.
OF the new men. those who Sc
to have the beet chance to retain r.
hlar positions are John Peters. a
catcher, obtained from the BlrIni.
nam club OF the Southern Assoc
t!on last fall. and Frank Brug
another backstop. who has been
big league company before, and IS
was brought from Buffalo in cSchai
for Tragrcsscr and certain legal Il
der
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Opening and Closing
Dates in Nine Leagues

National League-Opcns April Is;
closes October .: LA games.
American Lcasue-Opcns April
10: closes October 2: i54 games.
international League-Opcns on
April 20; closes September %; l6S
games.
Pacific Coast Lcaguc-Opcns on
April D; closes October >; ISIS
games.
American Association-Opcns on
April 10; closes October .; les
games.
Western Leaguc-Opcns April l3;
closes September ~: les games.
virginia I.eague-Opcns April 81:
closes September "a: 1873 games.
Eastern k.eague--Opcns April -:
closes September %. la games.
Ontario LcaSuc-Opcns
May 10; closes September ), l2O
games.
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CLEVELAND INDIANS.

CLEVELAND. April it.-Thc Cleve-
land Americans. worlds champion
baseball team, viii start the season
with the same lineup that won last
years baseball classic. Manager iris
Speaker figuring that the team that
was good enough To go through the
critical stages of winning the Amer
lean i.eauc pcuNant and later the
worlds series nag in two ncrvc-rack :
ing, nght-to-thc-IaSt- game clashes, is
good enough to repeat this year. aC-
coTding TO advices received from the
spring training camp at Dallas TEX.
All the members OF last years team
believe the Indians Will win the pen
nant again this year, basing their
judgment; on the claim that the tribe
has the best balanced baseball club
in the country, both as regards bat
tcrymcn. inacidcrs and outficldcrS--
well balanced defensively and Often
siveiy.
The Cleveland pitching stan this
year will have the same Big Four
Covcleskic, hero of last years world
series; Bagby. Caldwell and Mails. the
teams sensational lcft-handcr. This
quartet may he changed into the Big
rive rs reports from the South in
dictate that George Uhlc. the big
right-hander. is already showing mid
season form.
Covelcskic, already in great pitch
ins form. is generally conceded to
be the best spitball pitcher in the
country; Baghy is said to have as
,wir,cr in the league; Caldwen is
tower of strength to the pitch
ing STAFF. and Mails is expected to
repeat his wonderful performance of
last year.
The Indians catching staff. head
ca by Steve O'Ncill, is said TO be as
strong as any in the league.
Manager Speaker announces that
Joe Evans and Joe Wood. outlield-
ers, and George Burns. at first base.
must he considered regulars as much
as Outhc!dcrs Jameson and Smith
ana First BascmaT Johnston. for IL
is MS intention TO shift these PLAY
ers against right and loft-hand
pitching.
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ST. LOUIS CARDINALS.
By Associated pr,..

ST. LOUIS. April lo.-wlth added
strength on the mound. Manager
Branch Hickey expects 10 enhance
the chances OF tho Cardinals in this
years pcnnant race. Having led the
national League In batting, with Esq
ana being viii up with the lcadcrt;
IN scoring runs last season, Manager
Hickey assumes that the punch" viii
continue In evidence and that his
team VIII 90 better than tic for the
Top OF the second division. where IL
finished In 1920.
The Cardinals Will present re-
arranged infcld. With Milton stock
holdout. Rogers IIornsby has been
shifted over 10 third base. and George
Toporccr. bespcctaclcd recruit with
out previous professional experience.
Fournicr and Lavan arc bnck Mt frst
and short. respectively. and Harold
Janvrin Is again available for the
utility role.
In the outncld. Jack smith. who,
like Stock. hit better than 300 last
year, also Is holdout. Tho other
eicrans-McIicnry. IIcathcotc, Shot
ton and Schultz--are in line. how
ever, and rc-cnforcemcnts have been
obtained in the persons OF Leslie
Mann. from Boston. and Clarence Nu-
clier. minor league recruit. who has
made sironE bid for permanent
place.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dilhoefer
and McCarty-are in line. likewise the
veteran pitchers-Schupp. Sherdcl.
May. Donk. IIalnes. Goodwin and
North. The pitching stan has been
increased by the acquisition OF RI
Were. collcgian, who came into
prominence for his work In the semi
professional field in Texas last year:
Hlli pertica. of Los Angeles, and
Dixie" Walker. from the New Or
leans club of the Southern League.
all OF whom appear to have a good
chance Of remaining In fast company.
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ST. LOUIS BROWNS.

by Associated Press.l
ma su; LOUIS April lo.-Lee Foil.
League team, has not INDUCED in any
prediction as TO the outcome of the
co,ninS pennant race further than to
say: My players Will go Just as far
as our pitchers can. and they'll be
In ,here hghi!ng All the way"
the Brown, led the American
League in battling last year with an
average of .%eS and ranked with the
leaders in runs scored. Fohi .yprcts
MS pitchers TO better the standing OF
thc team in this years race. having
mnisGed In fourth place last season
Inc lineup. will be slightly changed,
the Browns !ni!eld havin. been brdII-
en- ~ the rclsase of Joe Gcdcon. the
second oaseman, for his reported bet
world series in 1919. "Bnl' Gleason.
recruit from the CHATTANOOGA club
o. the southern League, has favor
10Y impressed The manager By his
camp
SISTER, Gerber and Smith are back
asaIn, s-1ta stili another veteran,
: iiElr.y Austin, and Two recruits. MIC
s.-1nS acc Dudley. - reserve
= Ae ou,Sslc W!I!!ars Teain IA
: -. -. e-sEs -1lc ;1e.- regular POSITIONS.
70 = etc t-c. --e Nj; I<zgrta'
= - ------ts -1-t=--=- :o- the L-I-
:. = - 800 = = = tEe c1.lE ct -ze'
49, Coma - -as tE.r,i
-1el l.!1 49, =, --se-.s--.7
xs-.tstz s:-x @ --f-.- 7. =. .
-f2-',its- t-- -zvE ana --,-ras -
20 49, s~ez--y-zlz a-11-
- 80 ++-- axe c1---.2 on 20
--S--l' 49, ,-.= 80 1..-- 1880,
% I--x z--E ill., zl5--- -.
Sf----- C>.srr. Ezs--.a-o
49, L~SErrE 80 49, =a .ssg
~ zE- 80 G-zzz-
=. = ssf- = c-r@s1 ta= ..e-zss.l -y
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NATIONAL LEAGUE TO BEGIN
ITS 10TH SEASON WEDMESDA
For Nearly Fifty Years This Organization Has On,
ated Without Break-Initial Games Were
Played in 1876.

rpase. George Cutshaw, nj victor
who covered the keystone sack i
year. Is being given a hard fight
lotion Ticrncy, youngstcr fr
Tulsa, Okla.
The following players prob,-
VIII be wearing Pirate uniforms wi
me season opcns: Schmidt and
or last years team and Skin ami N
son, recruits. catchcrs: Adama 70.
er, Hamilton. Fender. Carlson
veterans. and Xinn. Ycllowhor.n T
erhardt. G!azner and Morrison
cruits. pitchers; Grimm, FIRST IN
Cutshaw or Ticrncy. second -
Mnrinvillc. short stop; Barnbn,
third base, Big-bec. left field: car
center Held. and Vhittni -.
field Ray Rohwcr. a San Er,n.ti
coilegian. and Homer Summn. "a
was with the team late last sca =
nave becn showing well. and arc .
pectc6 TO be retained MS extra a.
neldcrs. IL thcy contir-.c "a .1,
their present form. 81"
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Strunk and Harry Hooper, outtield-
crs, acquired from Boston in a trade
Gleason thinks his chances for a
winning club lie in his pitching stan.
or the old staff there are left Dick
Kerr. Urban Faber and Roy Wilkin-
son. The latter was seldom started
last season. but did lot Of relief
work. Kerr appears TO be better than
ever. OF the recruits. Hodge. Davcn-
port ana McWecney give promise OF
developing into regulars. Davenport
is wcnty-onc- ycar-old lcft-hand-
or from the University of Arizona.
He played with Sioux City. La. last
season, winning eight and losing five
games.
Mcweeney is perhaps more finished
than Hodge or Davenport. He was
With Milwaukee last season. winning
fifteen and losing fourteen games.
captain Eddie Collins at second
base Will be the only veteran in the
The catching stan is complete with
Schaik PREPARED to do the bulk of the
york and George Lees as assistant.
wichita. undoubtedly will be the
third man In this department. He
smashed out forty-onc home runs in
inc Western League last season and
VIII De retained because Of his ire
Harry, Hooper. former captain of
me Red SoX. is certain Of berth
IN right field: position ne covered
Strnnk Will start the season in left.
although Bib" Falk. a collcgIan from
the University of Texas, also is a
candidate for the position. Johnny
M0Sti. obtained from Milwaukee.
Will MI the other Outfield position.
me general morale of the players
TINS season is admirable. The mem
Dcrs OF the wrecked team who came
through clean have lost the depressed
expression they wore all last season,
"heh they refused to associate with
me players VINO were banished, and
an are confident that the 1921 White
sox VIII be one OF the biggest sur
prises Of the year.
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES.

by associated IrcSS.l
PITTSBURGH. PA, April 10
When the Pittsburgh National League
appears ut Cincinnati for the opening
game Of the 1921 season, Rabbit" Ma
ranvil1e Will be seen. at short stop.
Since the retirement of Hans Wag-
ner several years ago. the Pirate
management has experimental with
number Of men in the short field
Maranvi.le. obtained from Boston
during the winter, has been brilliant
ly performing, according to training
camp reports. and the management
expects to have a stronger team than
IL has had since the pennant-win-
George Whitfield. last seasons third
baseman. will be stationed in right
field provided Clyde Barnhart shows
the form at third base expected by
Manager Gibson. Barnhardt, grad
.uating from the semi-pro ranks, went
to tho Southern Association In 1920
fall. ~, 30 q -
Two men ARD contcsting second
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JUNIOR CIRCUIT WILL START
22ND CAMPAIGN THIS WEEK
American League Teams Open Wednesday What Prom
Uses to Be Banner Year for Baseball
Has Many New Players

The reports also tell of utmost
harmony among the players and all
Indications point to perfect team
work on the field.
With the exception of Oscar stan
age catcher. and Pinelli. third
nascnan. all of last years veterans
are on the Tiger roster for the 1921
season. In addition. Manager Cobb
has squad Of recruit pitchers. Suth-
Srland. Cole. Holling. Stewart and
BaSslcr and Woodan. expected TO aid
Ainsmith and Manion back OF the
plate.
Howard Ehmke or Hub Leonard
VII! pitch the opening game. accord
ing to carly adviccs from the train
inE camp. In the outfcld will be
heilman. Cobb and Ncach, while the
iniield will be in charge of Blue at
nrSt base. Young at second base.
Bush at short and Bobby Jones al
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CINCINNATI REDS.

~ AEsoclatnd Press. !
VI, SCiSCiNNATI OHIO. April ~
opening game OF the season in [.
city on April 10. against che Pitt
hurEh Pirates. they VIII be n
modelled ball club from that VIII,
and the scandaious worlds series
1912.
Unless Ed Rousch. center Aeld
and Henry Groh. third fbaseria'. Vi
are holdouts. "anitulatc and ret irns
tho lineup. there Will be only th{
They will be Pat Duncan In left he.
Jake Daubcrt at first, an5 ivy Win.
behind the bat. Even the appeara,,
Of Jake Daubert depends upon /,
team TO Texns for spring trainif
" he Is Is not in shape, Pitcher RI.
l:rcssier. who Is the handy man
the outfit. will be pcrched on the n,
A. second will be Louis Fonscss
Fonscca Is one Of the best finds
the playing season. He has clincis
the regular job at second base, J.
less Groh returns. It being the into
ton OF Manager Moran to put Or
nj second base IL he signs up. 4
the veteran will have n hard til
replacing Fonseca. IL ut all.
~ ihc oioil lltll viii era
Larry KoDf tho short stop OF the ta.
Tor three seasons, says he has retiii
from the game. AT tnird Will be ST
Bohnc, secured from the Seattle eli
OF the Pacific Coast LcaEuc. who
regarded as the equal OF Groh ut |,
Duncan VIII he In lcf. field. char
Sec Will hold down center uni,
Roush returns. In that event, s
Will be shifted TO right. where or,
roamed Earle Neale. who was trad
TO the Philadelphia Nationals.
Roush continues To hold out. the VI
eran George paskert will! be in rig
Encg. Luque and Fisher are I;
only pitchers OF the 1919 team j.
10 Moran. Ring. Ruether and Salt
have gone.
Tho team as at present constitut'
has developed unexpected strength
the bat and the work Of tho info
has been high class. Manager M
ran believes that he has Eathcrt
together an ambitious team and
club that will win far more gan
than IL will lose. The fans belle
that II is sure to finish i'm the m
division and perhaps very high up /
select circles, should Roush and or.
be wearing the red when the go
sounds Tor the first battle.
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BOSTON BRAVES.

Iby ASSoclated PreSS.J
BOSTON, April 10.-Gonc arc (,
Braves of yesterday. This city w
scarcely know it's own team when
comes back from the South. Resi-
nations, trades and disagreemen
have so changed the personneI tn
1t Is only reminiscent OF the team
Il year or two ago.
The change in the Braves is q
most revolutionary. With tho mas
Ing of George T. Stallings, the Mir
Gle Man of 1914. to the Rochester i
ternationals. Fred Mitchell. his "rig
eye" OF that year and subseouent
manager OF the Chicago Cubs, ste
Fed into the managerial role. Il
indian Head is gone from the ur
forms. rabbit" Maranville 10 Coz
from tho inneld: only Gowdy nj
Rudolph remain of the 1911 char
pions and Rudolph's come back
doubtful
II will be team top-heavy in on
held strength. with the form
Pirates Southworth and Nichols,
fairly certain Of regular places. M
last years quartet, Powell. Suliiva
Cruise and Eayrs. contcnding for Il
odd place with two likely lookh
youngsters, Nixon and Archdeaco
the latter described as flash on h
.IeeL, -. a1t-.ai lt4, 3Tf.i n 80 :
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nRooKLYN DODGERS.

BROOKLYN, April l0.SBrooklv
chances in the National League Ii
year would seem to depend more up
the changed conditions in the 9th
e!ubs than upon an estimate of I
Supertas' own strength. They w
saart me season with practically Z
same lineup with which they "
the championship last year. They st
n nnG u inc same powerful pitching sta
ana II Is possible that Cadorc a,
one or two others Of the pitche
may be even better than in 1920.
me infeld situation is uncerta
because Of the ageing of Ivan OILS,
and the failure to find n new man
.ake MS place in case he should 81
SERIOUSLY Buster Cation, formerly
th1 pirates, was expected to act as
reliable substitute for Olson; but n
e eenflS OPP z T., bad arm and has be
inson. Ed. Konetchy. the Oldest fir
baseman in the league, batted ov
800 last year, but whether he will
season Is n question.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE RIFLE
TEAM TO BE SENT ABROAD
Try Associatol proes

new YORK. April l0.-An inccr-
EEoIssiate rifle team Will be Gen, 10
, ,nnu TINS year TO compete against,
u representative British team. jt lyns
announced today by the in,crcol-
isEiate association Of Associated
ISOLATION will enter their men IN trv-
out matches for the team during the
National Rifle Association events nj
camp Perry, Ohio. next summer. II
10 pihnned also to have the colleges
represented in the national matches
BY twelve men, teams.
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Exhibition Games

At Newark. -. j.: p =, 7,
Newark lntcrnationals ...6 .
Boston Americans ......5 10
s,p fia,!eI Ies:. IIaarper; Triple and
Esucl.
At Nashville, Tenn: r. HE
Sosh,ii,n ''.'.............. 10 I
Batteries: Danforth and wilson;
Brown. Meis and Jonnard.
At New York: r. IT Il
New York Nationals. II .
washington americans 49,. 5 IL 3
Batteries: Toney, Nchf and Smith :.
shaw Mogridsc. Acos,a and Picinich.
At Brooklyn, n. y: r. HE
New York Americans.
brooklyn Nationals .... IL 2
:, l Batteries: Shawkcy. Quinn and
ger. "
At Chattanooga. Tenn: r. II T.
Toledo Cam. ASSOC " 2 q .
Chattanooga ESQ. ASSOC O ,
Batteries: Brady. McColl and Laabs
zines, Noel, Miller and Nciderkorn,,
At New Orleans, La:
First game: - TT ~
Shreveport 10 o
Batteries: Verbont ana YAM.
Phillips. Schroeder. Carton, TorkeI,
son and Dcbcrry.
Second game: y II T.
shreveport Crcx. Ica) ..2 .
New Orleans $50. Assoc ...12 "a
called end hfta to allow Shreveport
~ B b, aic Gleaso ana Henry;
Torkeison, Colbert and Smith.
At Memphis. Tenn: T. II T.
tyh
Memphis en-, $50. ASSOC, - Q
fuero' Nemitz. Boyd and Dowie. :"
AZ Kansas city. Mo: Ru T.
Chicago Nationals n 10 -
Kansas tin,,s. city ..Am;; Assoc -. !
Williams Bono and Brock. Lamb.
At Cincinnati:
cleveland Cincinnati (game called
of; wet grounds.)
At Mobile. Ala: nv
Springfield College
Mobile Southern Assn q II =
- tteries-Fnlton. Ellis and Pond .
AZ Jersey. n. j.: RuE
Philadelphia Nationals ~ ~ N 4
Jersey CITY Internationals 7
~ Batteries: Smith and Peters:
Iecorr' Wnrmar2 Frcitag.
At Louisville KY: RI T.
| Boston Nationals q
Louisville Ann. Assn....... s 12
batteries: Townsend and Gibson:
Wright. Koob. Miller and Kirchcr,
| ------------ ~-----------
At Milwaukee. WIS: RI u
Milwaukee Amer. Assn. ......3 Z i
| Chicago, Amer. League. + q
batteries: Gcarin, NorthroD and
! Quinn: McWccncy. Morris and Var
yam.
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PRESIDENT WILL MEET
CHICK EVANS ON LINKS

WASHINGTON, April 10-President
Harding as a golfer will take on"
Charles (Chick) Evans. of Chicago,
eiGhtcen-holc match at the Chevy
Chase, Club on April 30. The Presi-
dent has no idea or matching skill
with tho champion on the links. but
mas consented to play with the Chi
caSoan tefore the latter sails for
Europe to enter tho British cham
pionship tournament. a foursome
will probably be. arranged with I'm
der-Sccretary of State Henry p
Fletcher and Senator Hale.
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National League Head Pleased
With Presence of Young Men

spite business depression, we an
ticipntc no diminution in Interest
or attendance throughout the sea-
The game itself was never In
better shape. The enforcement of
drastic measures to stamp out
crookedneSS. ana the strong atti-
tude taken by our new indcpcnd-
ent form of government, in my
opinion, has fully restored public
confidence In the integrity of the
sport.
With this firmly established. and
with the new laws enacted In
nearly all our States to safeguard
the game and its players against
fraud, we can look forward to an
era OF baseball progress along
sound and wholesome lines.