The Washington herald., 1921-03-23
s. 65''iaSPEoR'T:lL!.:g;H|I!' 3 g!!!!l|.!!; +!

~0lA"~N~O
GIVE US thu team play that we've needed
To drive tsgsther for tie goal. Pc
That does not fear the Drawer rsie. -
Give us . leader who il ready - %.
To set and hold a record .ace. '.E
Alert, clear headed. cool and. steady
with. visions worthy q the race. "a
A chief Who'll be an inspiration
Wen worthy Of the worlds acclaim,
wherein pennapt winning nation
Can follow one who plays the game.
with .upr.issd whip for lop-ssrsd grsfters,
Sway huntefs. crooks and prohteers,
whose clean hasehits viii leave the raftsrs
Reyerbertias to, our cheers. ri..st..
tine : American Eessue . Isl ,now
trsinfn swift courisfs to go .oat and
drag Presidept: Hs riding in from the
fourteenth hole 10 pitch the first
bsfl on .openins day in Washington.
Swhich also reminds: US that, so far
Seryr little spublioity. ;bas been set
adrift ,1copcernipg. ME- Harding S
pitching arm. II interviewed he
wouid @deubtless, say-,'1 expect to
pitch dhe best hall 81 my life, etc"
Msnsserial Terper.meats.f:
Johnny 1Evers has 'outfinedea driv-
ing, rigorous, campaign for his ear
nest athletes. while sTy Cobb has an
nounced, a. ,tfaining campaign built
upon much softer lines. :.
,"we are .aaxious. to see which
system, succeeds. "a cont emporsry
vrites ~ .s't - = -
? On the, alternate paw. both may
succeed. OF. neither may. succeed.
The fact that; the two systems are
diametnicsIly oppqsed means moth
ing minus seven. 81
There newer wore, two managers
wider apart In their methods than
one j: y: sMe6raw and one. Connie
Mack. Yet- they are the. only two
managers lin baseball who have each
won six penuaBts. -.;-s -
Frank Chance was ffre-eater
with his .mep.s Yhilf WtIbert Robin
son has always believed In, the
soft. answer" that .turneth; away. the
peevish. squawkA Yet both arrived
and Your Uncle wilhert. is still
mopping up. =: ...--t .;-'', .
:'E,'s' + an That Cessts. :
: The main things that count in a
Inanse-e.rial way. are ability ITO i'm
Part instruction. rand development
and the knsck Of skeepins club
hustiipg through, the Weary six
months grind. - i.,-I - 'at.rz.
Sit may seem easy work: sbutSever
golf, which is:a much less strenuous
game, brings on its staleness !. and
pomen ents1 Of 'iassitude to any one at
tempting tps play every day from
early iAprilato' october:
Big. league ball players. now aver
sge tnirty1six exhibition games and
1s4 1easpe games with t:practically
no 'intermissions. 81 -
M things ,preak badly the szest, of
psstiming is. likely to disappear
quickly in the, heated season, and IL
Is here that, managers. such as
Speak er and Robinson. with strong
personal, maGnetism. are invaluable
At keeping their men worked up.
MeGraw In the old days could do
1t by ;driving-Mack by leading. But
theys both secured results!
Minus TKree Of the mig -Four.
i II we had to name the Big Four
of American amateur golf today the
Quartet. would embrace Chick
Evans,, Francis Ouip1et, Bobby
ZONES and Bob Gardner. 81
And now IT begins Ito look as II
Capt. Bill, Fownes had to. assail the
British golfing lion. upon his native
heath with three Of the big four
Evans, ouimet And ,essdner seem
to be out Of the picture. And II
90. happens sthat' Evans, sOuinset and
Gardner ) have won, every smateur
championshIp over here since 1913.
with one lone exception.
f5With4 fheses thYcesunables to swap
Fmashie shots swith British stars. the
bruht sof stine. attack will fall upon
Bobby zones. who WIN be taking
his hsxttrip oyer. ~ Gff
Jones sis ,certatH1x "a better golfer
than Tolley. Armour. Hope and
wethered, who came. over last fall,
but; one star. o. course. hasn't the
chance that u q combined. assault
with four headIiners would carry.
I. All. thst we learned abont .Guille-
mot sins his American visit IT,. that
rsmari<s BY few men y~ifh.- = cracked
- !. -. - q - -