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be made against the National League
teams booked for games.
Schadt and Russell probably have
taken greater strides toward getting
ready than any Of the others They
have been using hooks for two or
three days now. while Hankins.
Warmoth and Brillheart are getting
. lot OF Zip on the ball. although
curves still are taboo for them
Beach and McGrew are making the
aoWest progress toward rounding
into shape, the former because OF
sore arm he developed the first
couple of days out and the latter be-
cause his convalescence from infiuen-
| "a necessitates moderation I'm his
work. the slim one stili being quite
Hollinssworth also has received a
! setback on account OF the condition
! mitted to about a year ago for the
removal OF his tonsils part OF them
were overlooked and were causing
him trouble. until a local physical n
completed the Job last Wedne sday. He
~ nas NO. donned a Uniform since. but
- feeing nt again now and will be
out Tor toll again Monday.
SMi1A Aids In COACHING.
Billy Smith. who has had a wide
experience as a minor league man
a&er and will scout for the Nationals
! this summer after attending to his
duties as secretary of the club dur
ing the exhibition games, has been
added to the coaching staff Of the
team for the time being. Since Clark
Gr1mth has foresworn wearing any
kind OF uniform, except golf togs. the
squad has only one man proficient at
the business of hitting 'em out for
inheld practice-Altrock.
There IL work plenty in this re-
spact for two men and Smith, who is
wise at the business. has been drafted
for service. Mike Martin dug up
uniform only a few sizes too large
for him. so Billy is now getting con-
siderabl more exercise daily than he
barg2ined for.
President Ebbets OF the Brooklyn
club has arranged for a banquet in
honor OF Commissioner Lands. at
Clearwater. the evening OF Thursday,
March Is. whom the Dodgers open
their series OF exhibitions by enter
taining tho Braves. Clark Griffith
and q delegation Of the scribes here
will attend to represent the Washing
ton club.
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KN|CK JUNIORS READY
TO BOOK BALL GAMES

Knickerbooker Juniors, who en-
toyed a successful diamond career
last year, have begun preparations
for a new base ball campaign, and
are booking games with seventeen
eiekteen-year teams! Eddie Newton,
the manager, may be telephoned at
FRANKLIN 1894.
WiniaMs-Webb Company is to or
ganize q nine and wants a berth in
one of the sandlot leagues preferably
the Commercial. The management
may be telephoned at Columbia 1897
after pm.
Arlington Athletic Club is to hold
It's initial practice tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock at Fort Berry, Va
Manager DUDE expects all candidates
for the nine to report.
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An Aloysius victory would give
that quint a record of three straight
and all but clinch the title for IT..
The championship series probably
will be concluded next week with the
Legion Yankee game Tuesday and
the Legion-Aloysius match Thursday
Anacostia Eagles last night won
the 135-140 pound or senior class
championship of the District when
they drubbed the Western Athletic
Club quint. Is to "A. in the final
match Of the tournament at Central
Coliseum. The Eagles had disposed
of the Congress Heights Cyclones, "a
to IL. and the Westerns had defeated
the Yosemites. 81 TO 10. in semi-final
games earlier in the evening.
During the first half Of the final
the Westerns outplayed their oppo-
nents and gained 14-to-S advantage.
Then the Eagles rallied and held the
Westerns pointless In the second half.
Nader. Lusby, Clark, Blake, II.
Meyers. NJ Meyers bn and wnstsrn lanes plaxsd easd
included ]. Gollan. W. Gollan. Gross,
Goodrich, Chaconas. Hart and Povich.
Yankees and Warrington Collie
noon at o'clock in the Congress
Heights Auditorium. The Yanks re-
Gently were beaten by the Hagers-
town Elks, Al to 3S.
y. NJ. c. a. Day School boys nosed
out the Y. NJ G. A. Firsts in 13to-
l2 engagement in the Junior Sunday
School League. The winners out
scored their opponents from the
court and Regg. their free tosser,
sunk all of his three shots from the
charity line.
Triangle basketers overcame the
Good Shepherd Midgets, 43 to 19.
Barry and Kline of the winners each
tossed ten scrimmage goals.
Manhattan and knights of Columbus
tossers are to be opponents tonight in
Noel House gymnasium in a District
League game. Play will start at $3.50
o'clock. The Caseys are to play the
American Legion five tomorrow.
National Guard tOssers pointed the
way to the Fort Humphreys five in a
25-to-24 struggle. CoanSbock and
Caltibiano starred for the winning
combination.
Washington Orioles went to Alex
andria and vanquished the ST. Mary's
reserves. l. to IA. Lydons free toss
in an extra flve-minute period decided
the issue.
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@hg put yOuNgSter. VINO only re-
"ss>e,sly underwent q severe physical
ordeal. the surplus avoiripois is re-
garded as hopeful indication. Being
sound again, the excess weight can
he melted away gradually by hard
ling for a time, involving plenty of
road work. but the net result Will be
we'll worth the effort, for it Is ex-
lected to provide a worthy revival
for Joey Evans, now the leading can
uidate for the far corner ASSIGNMENT. {.
shows He CaA Field.
In his first workout. Conroy, nat
7rally far from feet was oven
heavier Of hoof than usual. but he
demonstrated that he Is ramiliar with
the mechanics OF fielding xrounders
and displayed r. sturdy whip, al
though he wisely made no effort to
use any speed in getting tho ball
In his initial session with the stick
his swings missed FIRE frequently, as
IS customary with an athlete jump
ing into the business after 0 winter
"f idleness but his class as q hitter
- pretty well esta blished and IL he
conceives to beat out Evans at third
I undoubtedly will be because of
superior punching proclivities. All
though far from well. Conroy, in
>oiiipiiLh6 average In 6Ix6S-SlX
games with the Millers Iast season.
connected for sc safeties for 4 total
OF ifo bases, his wailops including
- doubles, s triples and homera
N addition his bat propelled ~ Of
mis- mates plateward
The sp!it-sQuad system OF practice
20 cate has proved an unqualified sue
less II enables Bush and Gibson to
personally supervise practically
everything that Is done on the dia-
mona from the time the early birds
get in action 1T $50 until the last OF
tne late arrivals gets through 1t
Batters Have Trsablea.
With several of the pitchers pretty
well advanced in conditioning the
stick wielderS are having consider
able difficulty In connecting with
their offerings. but this is as 1t should
be. for the opening of the exhibition
schedule now is but one week dis
tant, and the batters will have to be
ready IL creditable showing ts TO
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YANKS MUST WIN TONIGHT
TO REMAIN In TITLE RACE

" ANkEE three champions
the will
in the running for fourth consecutive title They
counter the Aoysans. who with the American Legion
should the Yankees their third straight
the Aoysans and the Legione have handed walopngs
The held
between the Epiphany Juniors starting
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D. c. RELAY FOURS RACE
TONIGHT IN PHILLY MEET

Two relay teams of this ETY. will
compete In races tonight in the
annual MeadOwbrOOk Club track
and field carnival in Ph.IadeIphia.
In twO-miIs. affair, Georgetown
University Will he represented by
Cant. Jimmy Connolly. Eddie
Brooks. Walter GcSan and Alec
Brewster. Washington Canoe
Clubs cOiOrs will he spOrted by a
mile team. including Jack Norton,
Bill Grass. Karl knight and Ray
liarSch. IiOwie Miller, another
padd1er. mn! start in the 660-y ard
event.
The r1ces will end the indoor
season for the Washington track
men.
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By ROBERT l.. RIPLEY.
YOKOHAMA. New Year Day
Happy New Year to you nlI:
know thnt when you read this IL
Will be March-but the sentiment
still goes.
hadO matsu wa
NetdO mo- Tabi no
Ichi ri Zuka
MeIetaku mo ari
Medetaku mo nashi.
CCranSiatiOn.)
At every door
The pine trees stand:
e mile post more
~"ir's Iaad:
As there's gladness
sadness.
Song by Ikkiu.
hut I have noticed little sadness
tOda! except among the first-class
passengers. While seeking the
soothing morning air In a rick
shaw ] noted many n happ hcet-
Ing, sake-sOnked ceIebrntOr shOut-
Ing the top ~ th' morning Ia
everything in sight. The Jap is
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WALKER IS NAMED PRO
| AT BANNOCKBURN CLUB

Lionel G. Walker. formerly con-
nected with the Pittsburgh Country
Club, has been named professional
Folfer at the Rannock burn Golf Club
succeeding Richard Beattie, who has
gone to California
Walker was selected at IL meeting
of the board of governors
He is about forty years Of age
and learned his golf in England. He
las held several posts as professions
al golfer in Pennsylvania.
walker Is good player. having
finished third in the Pennsylvania
open championship. won last wear
by w. G. FowneS. jr.
lie viii take up his new duties
about April !.
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CONNOLLY TO COMPETE
IN RACE AGAINST RAY

PHILADELPHIA. March 10-AIore
than eight hundred athletes. men and
women, including many of the lead
ing college and university stars, are
entered in the track and field meet of
the Meadowbrook Club tonight.
Joie Ray of Chicago will be among
the contestants. He is entered in the
invitation mile event. Among his op-
ponents will be Jimmy Connolly of
Georgetown. Walter Higgins of Co.
lumbia, Sayman Kerr and Abel Kiviat
The program contains thirty-nine
events.
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AMERICANS CAN CLINCH
POLO TROPHY TONIGHT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 10.-The United
States will meet the British trio in
the third of the international indoor
polo matches for the John r. Town
send cup, emblematic of the worlds
championship in the indoor sport, to
night.
The Americans won the first two
games with ease. scoring at the rate
of six TO one in the second, and if
they win tonight they will hold the
cup. the first time it has been offered
in international competition.
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BERMUDA TENNIS TITLE
TO GIRL FROM PACIFIC

HAMILTON. Bermuda. March 10
Miss Mayme Macdonald of Seattle
Wash, won the Bermuda women's ten
mis- championship. defeating Miss Gladys
Hutchins. Bermuda 6-4. 6,-i
In the se'ni-finals OF the mems singles
Vincent Richards. Yonkers, won from
Fred G. Anderson. Brouklyn. -. 6--I
Lawrence b. Rice of Boston the pres
ent champion, and Frank r. Anderson
in their match had each won a set when
time was called on account of dark
ness.
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GRID RULES COMMITTEE
CONTINUES DISCUSSIONS

NEW YORK. March 1O.-COn-
liberation of the code governing
intercollegiate foot ball. which
was begun yesterday by members
of the intercollegiate rules COM
mittee, was being continued to-
day. No radical changes were
proposed. 1t was understood, md
none was contemplated.
Some Qualification of rules may
he made, particularly of the new
ones introduced last season, and
others relating to when the ball is
..lend.''
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JUST WHAT ROOKIE NEEDS.
CLARK GRIFFITH ASSERTS
Explains Why Newcomer Fails to Impress on First
ppearance-Two-Squa Plan of Practice
Is Proving Highly Successful.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,

AMPA Fla March l0A first glance Bill
high in the dope a candidate
third Nationals impress The reason prob
ably that he fat but his PARTICULAR
according Griffith This explanation Crf
supplies When he doing scouting hook last
the boss heard
he and his teammates Wade Hoingwo Wash
At that time Conoy in rundown condition affection
health and under weight result Conroy showed
indications of class that Grf grabbed him. firm
rcganed his strength he would have prize The operation
Conroy the
bull the TACT that he has packed the
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100000 OFFER IS MADE
FOR W|LLS-RENAU[T CO
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 10.--A purse
Of 100000 has been offered nv
syndicate of Winnipeg business men
Tor a bout between Jack Renault.
Canadian heavyweight. and Harry
Wills. negro challenger Of world
champion Jack Dempsey.
NEW YORK, March IO-.Iark
Renault, Canadian heaNHwcight
knocked out George Godfrey, protegr
of Jack Johnson, in the eleventh
round.
The Canadian led throughout and
subjected the negro to sever punish
ment.
Godfrey showed flashes Of form but
he lacked RcnaultS experience
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WISCONSIN MAN WOULD
BUY BROOKLYN DODGERS

NEW YORK, March ia second
proposition for the purchase Of the
Brooklyn Nationals has been made
to President Charles H. Ebbets
according to the Brooklyn Eagles
Brooklyn real estate operator. Eb-
bets holds a half interest in the club.
Straus said he was acting in behalf
OF a millionaire resident OF Fond du
Lac, Wis.
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SEMI-FINALS ARE REACHED.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 10
DR.. P. B. Hawk Of Philadelphia. ma
tional veterans champion. will play G.
Carlton Shafer Of Philadelphia and s.
Howard Noshell OF Boston will be pitted
against Douglas Walters Of Mulberry.
Fla. in the semi-ffn in the singles Of
the southeastern tennis championship
tournam ament today. Each OF these play
ers won handily yesterday.
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Hickey Declines To Talk.
Hermann on Way south.

CINCINNATI, March 10.--In jh.
absence from the city of Angus
Hermann. president of the Cincir.-
natl Nationals. II" one at club head
quarter: here could say what furthc,'
action would be taken in the case
Iof Pitcher J g "Rubc" Benton, in
view of the order of President J. e.
iicydlcr barring Benton from play
ing in the National League
President Hermann is on his way
10 the Reds training camp and is
due to reach Orlando, Fla, tonight.
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80 WOMEN IN TOURNEY.

BOSTON. March lo-Draw has been
made for The womcn's national indOu,'
tennis championship. play in which j.
I" begin az Longwood Cricket Cub
Monday. OF the thirty-two players.
most arc local women. many Of The
couutry'S best woman players being in
Europe. Th"S" seeded III the draw Wcr.-
Miss Iesli" Bancroft. Miss Lillian
ScharInan. Mrs. Frank II. Godfrey and
Mrs. Is. T.. cole. 81.
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HAUGHTON WILL COACH
COLUMBIA GRIDIRONERS

NEW YORK, March TO-
Percy d. Haughton, former foot
ball coach at Harvard, has
signed a contract to coach Co
Iumbia, the New York Tribune
says today.
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"NOT TYPE OF PLAYER"
WANTED, SAYS HEYDLER
Head of Senior Organization Wires Hermann That
Co. Will Carry Out Determination to Rule
Who Shall Play on Its Clubs.

OS ANGELES Calf March 10. {. (Rubc formerly an
Association ball pitcher. be
organized base ball decided by X NJ
he the
National League according John A. Iedler
here who egraphed Garry HERMANN president the Cnc
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DECLINES TO HALT FIRPO,

NEW YORK, March 9-The appli-
Cation of the Pioneer :. g. to prevent
Luis Firpo, the South American
heavyweight. from boxing Bill Bren-
nan at Madison Square Garden on
Monday was denied yesterday by
Justice Mitchell l.. Erlanger in the
supreme court
Evening star., 1923-03-10

TWO-LINE fve-man defense.
When this defense is used
= by a team of smart players
it has the. advantage of holding
three men out in the front line who
are spread across the floor. AS they
allow one or two opponents to slip
through they are in an ideal posi-
ton to intercept any passes at
tempted by their teammates to the
two opponents who have gone
through. And when they intercept
such a pass, a fast drive can be
made for the goal with but three
opponents to cover them.
Such defense permits the three
men spread across the floor to
break UP dribbles as well. But its
great advantages rests in the fact
that it allows these three men, the
ones used mostly on attack, to rest
more than is otherwise the case.
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BABE RUTH STRIKES OUT
ON FIRST TRIP TO PLATE

EW YORK March l0-On his first
New Orleans Babe Ruth regain the home
he lost failed to lift the ball the
did his typy hard wooden wall He famed
the first time up.
Critics who Babe his 1928
hrt few at bat he lifted
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SCORES IN DOG DERBY.

BIG RIVER. Sask.. March 10
Frank Schlogel, driving Werner
JohnSon'S team, won the Saskatchewan
dog derby here when he finished the
second lap of the 150-mile course GOV
cring the total distance in 20 hours
and "a minutes
Evening star., 1923-03-10

Dominican Lyceum defeated tho
American Railway Express. 80 to -.
in the District League. An extra fiN"
minutes of play was necessary. the
regulation game ending with The
teams tied af u
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REACH FINAL AT GOLF.

PINEHURST. y g. March IO.-E.
II. Merriman of Waterbury,. Conn.
and Donald I'arson. NoungstowI,.
Ohio. won their semi final matche c
in the spring golf tournament and
viii meet in the trophy contest
Evening star., 1923-03-10

Heydler said he had never uuns-
tioned Benton's right TO play in o.
SaniZed baseball and that hc va
glad the pitchers eligibility had hcol
settled definitely by Commissioner
Lands. who announced Benton Nigh,
join the Reds
However, IIcydlcr stated. the Ma
tlonal I.eagu" would carry out its
poil"E of determining who should or
SHOULD not play on its clubs.
Hickey Declines To Talk.
CHICAGO. March ln--ThumaS !
II 'ckcN. president nf the Americas,
Association. has declined to commcmt
on the action Of Pres idcnt HeydIcr Of
the National League in barring
Pitcher 'Rubc" Benton from that or
ganiZation.
Hickey SAID he would rule on Bon
tons status within the next few days
The ruling by Ii"ydler restores Ben
ron y status a. Il m"uI her of the :; e.
liul club Of the American AsSocia-
tlon. but there have been rumurS re
Gently that Hickey would not alIo"
him To play ia the HSSociation :.
Rent"n Wa barred from the Na-
.tonaiS.
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PITTSBJ RGH. March 1O-Johuuy
Weissmuller. Illinois 4. C. swimmer
defended his national \. \. L. title at
220 yards last night. defeating Harold
Kruger. Clubmate. and Tim Gran
nen Of Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1923-03-10

AMES. Iowa, March 1o.--Iowa State
defeated Wisconsin in d Western
Wrestling Association dual meet, 20
TO ..
Evening star., 1923-03-10

NEW YORK, March l0.-Yale's
fencing team kept its season record
clean by defeating Columbia's swords
men, 13 bouts to (
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CHICAGO March l0.-Purdue easily
won the western conference indoor
track meet from Northwestern, ISL.
to 2ol., points.
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Conroy Ne,u ler Totes Much Weight Benton a
INSIDE GOLF
BY George O'Neil-

In making the drive. the left
knee should be pointing toward
the ball when the club In at the
top OF the stroke. II may be new
TO you. So II you find you nrc
awkward with Ii TINT way. re-
member that all changes lind You
Mt first to be awkward when you
try them. but with practice the
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NASH WAS NEAR.CREAT
AMONG THIRD BASEMEN
iMAJOR LEAGUE BATTING RECORD

taken on by the Bostons in 1885. and in
the following season he was promoted
to a regular position. From 1886 to
1898. when his legs began to slow up.
he was regarded as one of the real top
notch infielders OF the game.
(Copyright 1927
Evening star., 1923-03-10

cold at Hot Springs. also got into
practice. as did Bob Meusel. who has
iot signed contract. Meusel lifted
one over the fence.
iris Speaker Smacks One.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, March TO-
Manager Iris Speaker has the distinc-
ion Of being the first member Of the
cleveland Indians to knock a ball
over the training camp wall at Lake.
out Speaker caught hold Of one OF
Edmondsen's fast ones and lifted II
over the right field wall, distance Of
approximately 400 feet.
of the regulars were IN camp except
Pitcher Edwards, who Is coaching a
university team, and Bedgood. They
are expected next week.
Pratt Goes to Join Tigers.
DETROIT, Mich, March 1o.-Derrill
Pratt. one of the last of the Detroit
training camp, left here for the south
Today. The Tiger second baseman has
heen assisting Coach Ray Fisher In
training the Michigan nine.
Word from the Augusta camp is
that Manager Ty Cobb is elated with
the showing of several youngsters in
amp. Manush, Kerr and Brady COM
ing in for praise by the Peach"
J16llHldnu anu DOD
reported yesterday.
Next week two sets Of infelders will
be on hand and will be put to work In
the usual group practice.
Browns TO Play Game To-day.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 1o.-The
first exhibition game Of the season
Louis Americans who were scheduled
TO oppose the Mobile Southern Asso-
citation team at the Browns training
camp at Mobile, Ala.
Cold weather struck the st. Louis
Nationals training camp at Braden-
town, Fla. yesterday, and Manager
Branch Hickey called OF the after
noon practice.
Dedger Regulars Blank Rivals.
BROOKLYN. N. 7. March 10.-The
Brooklyn Regulars beat the Yanigans
in practice session at Clearwater,
Fla, yesterday, 4 to 0.
Red sox Fielder Hits 'Em.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March io.-A
wicked club. welded in midseason
form, was displayed here by Frank
O'Doul. fielder for the Boston Red
Sox During batting practice C'Doui
drove three balls over the center
field fence. which Is high and far
away.
Babe Adams In IRjured.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 10
Babe AdamH the veteran Pirate
pitcher, was nursing an injured Jaw
at the Hot Springs training camp
today Adams had been on the field
only fifteen minutes when he was
struck by a batted ball.
The talk Of the camp Is the show.
ing made by Spencer Adams. recruit
second sacker, who halls from
Seattle Adams held down the key
stone sack during several snappy
practice sessions.
More Reds Start South.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 10
Seven members Of the Cincinnati
Nationals are leaving Cincinnati to-
day to Join Manager Pat Moran and
the players already at Orlando. Fla
Leaving with today's party IL
Larry Kopf, former Cincinnati IN.
tielder. who goes to st. Petersburg
q join the Boston Rgavss.
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CHICAGO. March 10.-Wisconsin
swimmers defeated Chica go natators,
40 points TO 2S. in a western confer
ence meet here
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Radiators and Tenders

ANY KIND MADE OR REPAIRED.
Cores installed in any make.
10 DIFFERENT MAKES RADIATORS.
X. and r. WORKS
3l9 18th. F. 8410. 1925 P. M. 74A3.
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Babe Adams In IAjured.
More Reds Start South.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 10
Seven members OF the Cincinnati
Nationals are leaving Cincinnati to-
day to Join Manager Pat Moran and
the players already at Orlando, Fla.
Leaving with today's party IL
Larry Kopf, former Cincinnati in
fielder, who goes to st. Petersburg
a join the Boston Braves.
Evening star., 1923-03-10

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. March To-
Ohio State wrestlers maintained their
clean slate in western conference race
by defeating the Indiana matmen,
II to II. The defeat broke Indiana's S
uninterrupted string of conference
victories.
Evening star., 1923-03-10

Copyright. 1929. BY n. O. Fischer. Trade
Mark roG. q. 3. Pat. OIL
Evening star., 1923-03-10

Washington Orioles went to Alex
andria and vanquished the ST. Mary's
reserves. Is to IA. Lydon's free toss
in an extra five-minute period decided
the issue.
Evening star., 1923-03-10

National Guard tossers pointed the
way to the Fort Humphreys five in a
25-to-24 struggle. Coansbock and
Caltibiano starred for the winning
combination.
Evening star., 1923-03-10
College Briefs

by the Associated Press.
OXFORD, March 10-Oxford beat
Cambridge in the inter-varsity box
ing contests last night, to >. f.. p
T. EGau of Denver University and
New College, Oxford. won both the
heavyweight and light heavyweight
contests. In the bantamweight match
r. W. Harold of Georgia University
and Hertford College. oxford, was
beaten.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 10
OF the twenty activities supervised by
the Yale Athletic Association only
foot ball is on an entirely self-sup-
porting basis. OF the other ma jor
sports base ball came closest to he
Self-suppurting. while the crew and
track were BY far the most expensive.
The aSsocia ation reported total re-
ceipts of S1lS.J99 and expenses of
$650,320, leaving ii net of s6S,27a.
Evening star., 1923-03-10
Red sox Fielder Hit. 'En.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 1o.-A
wicked club. welded In midseason
form, was displayed here by Frank
O'Doul. fielder for the Boston Red
Sox. During batting practice O'Doul
drove three balls over the center
field fence. which Is high and Tar
away
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Browns TO Play Game Today.

DedEer Regulars Blank Rivals.
BROOKLYN. N. Y. March lo.-The
Brooklyn Regulars beat the Yanigans
in practice session at Clearwater,
Fla, Yesterday, ( to O.