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The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

State of Arizona
County of Navajo }
Before me Charles F. Dare a not
airy public in and for the county and
state aforesaid, on this day person
ally appeared R. G. Bazell, G. c..
Hall and T. M. Quebedeaux, known
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In the circuit because he al
ways hits behind the runner
and never considers his own
batting average. He hits
where the ball is, and that
is the secret Of good hitting.
II Orr plays shortstop then Sam
Crane will be moved over TO third.
because Crano II too sweet a fielder
10 be kept out OF the infield. Crane
In fast starter and looks much
better on hard chances than he does
on easy ones. Orr has a stronger
arm than Crane and can make the
long throws better.
Harry Baldwin can't be counted
out by any means. The young
Pennsylvania tosser Is making a
strong bid for third base. But he
has his work cut Of for him trying
10 keep two sterling players like
Crane and Orr out OF there with
tho pair having a big edge in tx.
perienco over him.
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A poor tee shot that sends tho ball
into the rough or a sand trap doesn't
bother the expert pro. He feels tina,
he will recover the distance and
reach the green's with a good iron
shot
AZ an example,. witness the recent
performances OF jock Hutchinson on
the Country club courne at Miami.
Fla Despite tho fact that he had
never played the course, which IL
rcckoned ono OF tho hardest in the
South. Hutchinson negotiated the Is
holes IN 81. equailng the course rec
ord. formerly held by Mike Brady,
Western open champion.
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SAcRAMENTo. Gel. March II. =
- He's slipped from the majors
Into the minors-and hos juhiiatinEi
Moses Yellow Horse would rather
be with tho Sacramento club in the
Pacific coas, league than with the
Piitshurg Pirates because he likes to
play ball Furthermore. the Indian
pitcher shnddsra as he thinks Of the
summer days and nights all spent In
the hE cities. far from the open
spaces OF bis tribal home.
Las, year Yellow Horse wore out
more uniforms aiding along the
Pirate bench than he did playing ball
This didn't suit Mosa He likes 10
play ball He wants work. Further
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
JOCK HUTCHINSON COVERS
NEW COURSE IN RECORD

A THoRo knowledge Of the in,ri.
n cacies OF golf course In not
necessary TO tho expert professional
golfer.
This ordinary golfer IL certain 20
greatly improve his game after he
has once become familiar with the
course. Getting the location OF the
various traps he seeks 70 avoid
them.
with the expert pro I, 10 a differ
ent story. All the knowledge he
seeks Is tho distance Of the various
holes and the location Of the greens,
He figures that he usually should
be on in TWO.
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Regulars
Beaten by
Ydnnigdns
by LEO III. LASSEN


GAN JOSE. March 1.-THE ranni-
~ gans came from behind and
socked the regulars on the chin for
a s 10 victory in snappy practice
game Friday. yean Gregg and
Harry Gardner worked on the hill
for the regulars and the venerable
Mr.. Gardner Was socked for fivs
straight hits after two were out in
the eighth. one a triple by Bud
Davis. and three scores came over.
knotting the count
Then BIZ Lane gummed up the
situation In the ninth by Dropping
Bill Manages ny 70 center and the
youngster reached second. Harry
Baldwin made great one-hsnded
stop OF divers grounder. but threw
the ball low to first base and
Ramage scored the winning tally.
Neither Gregg nor Gardner cut loose
much. working easily.
The veterans still have t~o weeks
In which TO round into tip-top condi-
Ton and they arc taking no chances
with their arms. Jerry Dunn worked
the last part OF the game on the
mound for the youngsters and he
showed we'll. allowing only one
bingle. Walter Sitter pitched the
first half Of the tiff for the vans.
Brick Elder is hitting 'em in mid.
season. He picked up single and
a homer Friday. knocking In three
runs
The other feature Of the game
was the sweet fielding OF RamaSe
at shortstop. The youngzter II
looking nifty In the field.
The teams were divided into the
following squads: Regulars--Lane.
center field; Johnston. first base:
Rohwer. rightfield: Eldred, leftfield:
Janvrin, second base; Orr. shortstop;
Baldwin. third base: Yar,,an. catcher:
Gregg and Gardner. pitchers. Yam
nigans - Mearkle. second base
WEIGH. first base; Ramage. short
stop. Oliver. center field: schorr.
rightfield: Davis. third base; DennL
son. leftfield: Maloney. catcher; Sit
ter and Dunn. pitchers.
Today. regular practice session
was to be in order while Sunday
the regulars play Santa Clara col.
lege here. while the Vans travel
over to Los Gatos again Sunday.
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Circuit to
Be Faster
This Year
New Members Show Pow
err; Lincoln Park Signs
Sacred Heart Star

WITH nine clubs signed ana rssdJ
w for the seasons opening. The
Stars junior baseball iosg OF 1877
gives promise Of eelipsinE all simi
lar loops OF previous years. both IA
the number Of teams and IN III,
Glars Of ball 10 be dlshsd up.
Due 70 the fact that the initih
games will not be played until Apri
10, the managers have been NOR,
deliberate In lining up their team
psrnonnsis. and as result ms
rosters OF the clubs who turned II
iineups AZ tho meeting last niEhi
brisil, with the pick OF tho city,
amateur diamond ranks
Among the trr clubs 20 siEr
were the West A Wheeler snt
Washington Park sggreEAtions
champions and runnnrs.up. respec
lively, IN 1922 Both are expected
20 so thru tho "a marathon with
approximately the same players whc
showed the way in the circuit last
summer.
While these teams win probably
be slight fhvoriteS in the pennani
race. on their former showing. sew
srai Of the other hires have beer
notiesably strengthened with new
blood. and dark horses may dev.loT
within the ranks OF the three club,
new 10 the league. These are: tn
Black Manufacturing company. Lin
coin Park Pirates and Arden Cubs
The Washington Park gang vii
take the field under new manage
ment Henry Brodericlt. Inc. ha,
become baseball rival OF West 4
Wheeler thru backing the former
club.
The Lincoln park representative,
are determined TO throw a bomb
shell into the camps OF IN. oidc,
league members. by bidding for IN,
pennant or their first time out.
Tony BudInioh. formerly OF IN.
championship parochlsl schoo
Sacred Heart team. and Lefty Mui
ialy, will DO the hurting. Budlnici
allowed but one hit In four game,
and struck out an average OF 2.
men game In his 1929 perform
anees. Muiialy Is foot lef,
handler. The rest Of the lineur
win be: Spence Paxton and RoS,
Beezer. catchcrs; Jimmy Sale. firr
base: Johnny Budlnich. shorts,op
Mickey o'shea, second base: Georg,
Hurley. third base. and Bonn,
Weltxmsn. Davs Abrams and Jak,
Abrnhamson In the outfieid.
Just how many OF the new play
srs win stand the taft OF the league
which looks 10 be faster than tina
OF last year. cannot be determine,
as yet. since the weather has no
permitted Of practice. Several O.
the clubs VIII practice at dlfferen,
piayflelds Sunday. and a tentat,v,
practice game " se, for the Lincoln
Park and Black Manufacturer
gangs.
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Il WIS pIIIVIIeSl
counts in the long AS fielder he had few equals in
the game.
1909 and brought him back
continuously until 1915
Of the 1919 club
Raymond he brought the home
He
wouldn't like Raymond handle Coast league club for
home
division him his job get by
OF
pilot. would the Class "A
II he had bgKsr physically
he wouldn't Class d baseball
with him baseball Off
hat him baseball strategist
Monday DuEdale win tell about W. Lucas the famous president
Of earl, Northwestern
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SMITH WON'T
REPORT TO BEES

Jimmy Smith won't report TO the
Salt Lake Bees, which leaves the
club without regular shortstop.
and Paddy Siglin win be with Sac.
ramento this year and Les Sheehan
viii probably cover second, shee.
han. powerful righthanded hitter.
should do some tall clubbing in the
Utah cheese box.
Smith. the players say, Ia n ter
rible ball player. and he never made
go on the Coast league. He is a
pretty good fielder. but can't hi,
enough TO win regular job.
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SCHANG Is
DIAMONDS
STRONG MAN

LOT sURINGS. Ark, March H.
IL Who Ia the most powerful man
In the major leagues7
A glance at Babe Ruth OF the New
York Yankees or George Kelly OF tho
Giants would make II seem the
honor belonged to them.
while Ruth and Kelly are both
giants In stature, we'll over six feet
and better than 200 pounds. neither
can be claseed as the most powerful
man In tho majors.
Waily Schang OF the New York
Americans Ia regarded as the mos,
powerful athlete in tho big show. de
spite the fact that he doesn't look
II in baseball toys.
Schnng " the last word In
physique. beautifully muscled. the
possossor OF n world Of vitality.
HE doesn't know his owl
strength" applies perfectly ts
Schang.
New York players say that IN
friendly wrestling matches In The
clubhouse no losses Ruth around Tx,
n rubber ball.
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IIERE schedule for the Seattle Golf and Country club
II L.
Champion.
ships. July
championship
decided follows
April Aggregate
Qualifying Entries caddy house April
April 1tth-chapin qualifying round.
1itb-Monthly medal
April ssth-Four Handicap Losing pay
for dinner capt.Ins-w v, u Boeem and jas sirraI
5th-wayerley Seattle
May ls,s-suo championship ss, qualifying round
May sshM.'s san., Soss, Mixed f'us'me' in afternoon
istFour Ball Match Handicap Losers
and
July Ola. inelu.lve-Northws Championship
July 2lst-MonthIy medal
sssss .slnFsss snt = ss Qualifying round
September 1th-yoria at Seattle
September s,. lS ss- p. Bowl at Seattle
october istl-capaIn. Cup match play against DOGGY
soeh-capan L
Darlington
s. & Ms % Anyone who has had Of attending one
hns rs sea tie Of no s10ep.n In fact
an elaborate program has been arranged BY Captains Mrs Don Moore
Play win get under o'clock Saturday afternoon In woba
i s holds ON" @ % % sa @ r., y '%a w
and putting Something be the
tell what this Darlington bunch going spring ne1tbu the
festivities win wind dinner the clubhouse.
EarInrton's completed lady
members this and elected Mrs. Don Moore their
her golfer big
make
worthy capable
Jack Lynch Is on his way This
evidently failed
hereabouts
shortived Monday
Professional Wanted" sign again hanging the clubs
Now that I'm elected president Of the Darlington
the off right" r. speaking
set Of golf clubs for Miss Ava Syvn AT young
ladys until "Wednesday Of last week. March
changed Mrs. Thomas
Charles Country
well known links
The Of his death
try retrieve his falling health
friends Yes Charlie but his smile
be remembered by all who had TIE pleasure his
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most interesting battles % the sea,
son IL expected 10 develop when
spark Plug White. OF Chicago. and
Young Battling sikh. OF tho Fast
Indies chamber into the Crystal Pool
ring Tuesday evening and loust for
the championship OF i2th ave and
Jackson 81.
Too much str,ss should not be laid
on the Chicago lighters family name.
While Il ia true that AFR. sikh has
hts rival shaded by several degrees
tthis Il In no wise 20 be interpreted
ns IN reference 20 the relative dsx.
terity and forcefulncss with which
these gentlemen swing their duken.
the pigment OF Mr.. Whites eplder.
mis- Is evidence unmistakahie that
hts family tree sprou,ed In Africa.
According 10 the best information
obtainab'e. Mr.. White walked into
the gymnasium Of the promoters for
the coming smokes. announced bis
contradictory name and voiced his
willingness 10 push the leather with
any itspoundsr OF any color OF skin
or name.
lie was forthwith matched to meet
Mr.. sikh. and tho fight Ia ont The
winner will probably NEE, Soldier
Woods.
The bout for the Sor,hwe., and
Canadian han'amwelrh, titles. head
lining vie Foley. champion. and
Dandy Dillon. IL backed BY an al.
tractiye lineup.
10. Black and Johnny ruKnt.. a
pair Of rugged llEh,wciEhts, win box
six rounds in the ssmi.wfudup. Black
has bored In Seattle on former &C.
casions. He Is OF tho KID Johnson
type hard hitter and veritahle
shock shsorber. Fugste brings a
GOOD reputation. earned IN Portland
snd California rings. He fought In
,Fs Golden stats under the name Of
Gene Murphy.
Sailor Eddie Bu.fi WIN sgair b.
featured In the special event: this
time with Johnny Hawkes., . new.
conner from cen,raiia-
Barney Goddard. who took oeca.
sion TO bocs, himself up the ladder
Of fistic reputation Mt the Las, show
By knocking out Filipino KID coilma.
has been moved M 10 the second
bout He will DO battle with Young
Fossee. OF Everett.
Dillon n working out daily at the
local gymnasium and Foley Is going
thru his training stunts at vancou.
yer. All OF tho rnilierH viii wind up
their training In Seattle the day b..
fore the show.
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more. he likes lots OF H. He jumped
A. the chance OF coming out 10 Char
lie Picks team.
Pick has promised the Oklahoma
trtbssman all the work he can handle
successfully. The way he IN showing
up in spring practice indicates he's
going TO be up among the pitching
aces In the circuit when tn. aver.
ages are computed next fall
with the wide open spaces" but
an hours ride from most Of the
Coast league ball parks Nose secs
more contentment He's already
making arrangements 10 spend his
nights far from the din Of street cars
and traffic. where all will be a. rest
fiii as on his own reservation ranch.
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BASKET FINAL. TONIGHT

KANSAS CITY. No. March IL
Tn. X. c. A. C. Of Kansas city
and tho HlIlyards OF 81. Joseph.
Mo. viii meet hero tonight In the
final rnmc Of the National A. A. U.
basketball tournament. Tho Larry
semon A. c. OF Hollywood. Cal.
and the Two Harbor AlLstara OF
Two Harbor. MINI. losers in ias,
nights games. will meet tonight
10 decide the winner Of third place.
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SPENCER HAS
QUIT LEAGUE BALL

I'd Spencer. The veteran catcher.
has a good job with the Standard
OIL company At Richmond. Califor.
MIA and he will catch Sunday ball
this season. refusing 70 report TO
the Southern league. Spencer looked
Ike no was in good condition the
other day when he was In camp.
His hands troubled with poison Ivy
all last summer. seemed pretty well
healed up.
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YELLOwHORSE HAS
SWIFT ONE

Fred Blake was on the Pistsbure
club long enough last summer to
see Moses Yellowhorse work several
times, and he says tho Indian hurler
will be a big winner with Sacra.
mento.
He mas a hard ono says the
Sheriff. ''and he has pretty good
control of II. keeping the ball low.
I don't think so much OF his hook,
but he win win lot OF games in
this league or ! miss my guess"
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sPEAKER A cArcHER,

LAKELAND. Fla. March IT.
Iris Speaker does everything and
even more than lie asks his players
to do. But It was a new stunt
even for him when he assumed
the role Of catcher. II happened
that all the regulars were warming
up pitchers so Speaker grabbed a
mitt and got busy.
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"Dandy' Dillon, who is to
get a second crack at VIC
Foley's bantam,oeight honors
in the main event Of Tues
Days smoker, has established
himself as a real main-eventer
by clever work In his tho APP
pearonces since entering the
Northwest game.
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CHARLEY R0HWER HAS
lHARIEY HORSE

Charley Rohwer. young brother Of
Pay Rohwer on tho Seattle club, Is
having a hard time getting started
with Sacramento. He is shortstop
and Is troubled with a Charley
horse. Ray got letter from him
the other day and he says a bum
leg b holding his brother back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
VIC PIGG CAN
STEP

Everybody takes II for granted
that Billy Lane is the fastest man
on the Seattle squad. but big Vic
Pigg. the sedro woolley pitcher
with the Indians, can step down 10
first base every bit as fast as the
Oakland rabbit. and little bit fast.
er. some Of the boys think. Pigg is
a soo-pounder and when he gets
those long legs In motion he can
certainly tear up the ground going
to first base.
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| NOACK MAY
PLAY FOR SEALS

In case Eddie Muiligan doesn't
report to San Francisco, young
Noack. a busher from Modesto,
California, may play third for the
champions Abe Kemp. Frisco
scribe, was in camp this week and
Abe seems to think that Dee Walsh
viii be on the bag.
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MALONE KAYoEs onown

ST. PAUL. March i7.--Mike
IODowd. former worlds middle.
weight champion and the present
New York champion. was Knocked
out for the FIRST time in his career
by Jock Malone. 1t. Paul. The
Knockout was scored In the fint
minute Of the first round.
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sox sHORTHANpEp

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March II.
with rockies taking the places OF
Eddie Collins and Ernio Johnson.
the Chicago White Sox blew into
town 20 start the league series Of
exhibition games with tho New
York Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17

is BEATEN
BY OTTAWA
VANCOUVER. II. O.. March II

VANCOUVER. y. G.. March IL
v After battling thru two and a
half periods OF hockey without a
score. Ottawa broke thru tho Van
couver defense In the third and
scored tho lone goal Of tho game,
winning TO o.
The game. the first OF the series
for possession OF the Stanley cup.
was witnes cd by a crowd numbering
nearly 10000.
Broadbent scored the goal that won
the tilt.
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CI,IorII IN WAY

PARIS, March 17.--Eugene
Criqui. European fcatherweigh,
champion and Frances present ring
Idol. calls today ON tho French
liner Paris for New York. where
he Is to meet Johnny Kilbane fol-
tho worlds championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
JACOBS HAD
OEEER TOO

vean Gregg wasn't the only Seat.
tic pitcher to get an offer from the
San Joaquin valley league last year.
Elmer Jacobs also got a bid, the
Taft club negotiating for his ser
vices. But Jake stuck by organ.
lied baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
MAcKMEN TO EXHIBIT

MONTGOMERY. Ala. March IL
Connie Mack's players have Tin.
ished their preliminary training
steps and from now until the cham,
plonship race starts. tho Athletics
will play rival teams in exhibition
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
RAIN HATS DETROIT

AUGUSTA. Ca. March 17.--Rain
and wet grounds prevented tho De.
troit Tigers from participating in a
practice game yesterday. but Man.
agof Cobb put his infielders thru
lengthy drill in br,aking up hit
and run plays and the double
steal.
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was commanding physique. lie had more
baseball brains in his little finger than most
minor league players ever heard Of.
But he lacked that bit OF color that goes
10 make the truly great manager.
Miller HugginS is much the same way.
The mite manager of the New York Yankees
has won two pennants in row for the
Gotham club and yet he has never been
given bit of credit.
Not only was Raymond wonderful man.
ager, but he was great ball player, turning
in wonderful game at shortstop for years
for the Seattle club.
Raymond wasn't strong hitter, ranking
around 300 in this circuit but when he did
IL A.. l.. al 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
YANKs GET GOING

NEW ORLEANS, March TO-
Miller Huggins will put his Yankee
regulars thru their frat official
workout here today when the
Yankees play tho New Orleans
South association team.
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ERRETs Is nRpIlRATE

CLEARWATER, Fla, March ~.
---spenking Of his two holdouts,
Charley Ebbcs, president OF tho
Brooklyn Robins, said no would not
give Zach whoat or Andy High the
money they wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
SCHMIDT SIGNS

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March H..
Walter Meanwhile Ia laid MP with
bIstered feet, probably due TO siren.
uous hiking. Woltcr schmidt has
finally aligned u contract.
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INDIANS ARE READY

LAKELAND. Fla. March it,
The Cleveland Indians are In perfect
shape 10 start the senson April IS.
From now on our showing Ia up 10
The pitchers" Manager Speaker said
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
BENDER COACHES MTnp,rs

ANNAPOLIS. March i7.--chIef
Bender. former pitching star of the
Philadelphia Athletics. started work
here today with tho pitching c,ndl.
dafes CT the navy squad He win
handle tho m.dshipmen for two
weeks.
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Veteran Is Too Steady
to Be Kept Off Squad
Orr Can Hit, Field Run and Throw, and His Steadi-
Makes Him Doubly Valuable; Crane Picked
for Third Sack
BY LEO II. LASSEN,
Sporting Of Training Camp Of tbs
Seattle Indians.

hasn't been using Billy Orr as the regular
shortstop much during the spring training,
but ii certainly looks like the veteran will DO
in there before the season is very far along.
Orr is in wonderful condition this spring,
having played winter ball around Sacramento.
lie is fielding with his usual steadiness and
his batting eye is as strong as ever. BIZ has
always been .290 batter.
And Orr can throw. He has one Of the
hest ar-rna Of INV infinIder in the Lea n1la and
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Bill can hit, too, lining out plenty Of base knocks
Along with his ability must be considered his temper
ment Orr of the best disposoned fellows that the
writer has met in the Coast league and he bound TO
work good effect his team mates He is always play
ing for the team and not for his record.
The PLAYERS consider Orr Of the best hit and
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WEATHER HURTS RED sox

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March IT,
OF the II days the Boston Rcd soz
have spent here they have been able
TO get only five good workouts and
FRANK Chance hasn't had more than
3 casual look at his rockies.
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WALKER WINS

BRocKToN. Mass. March IT,
Archie Walker. former lightweight
amateur champion. stopped kid
Lubbee. Lewiston, in the eighth
rtund.
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SENATOR'S VS.. nRAyEs

TAMPA, Fla. March i7,--The
Senators play their first exhibition
game here today with tho Boston
Braves.
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CLANCY BEATS Co0Tr

HOLYOKE. Mass. March IT,
Andy CLANCY, New York feather.
weight. won 1o.round decision
from Jimmy Cootcy.
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SEARS TAKES COUNT

LEWISTON, Maine. March IT,
Eddie Shevil. New England middle
weight champion. knocked out Earl
Sears In tho second round.
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Summary

peualtiesi First psriod-Nonc, Second
period George Boucher. . minutes Third
period Q minutes; Harris, = min
utcs; Cook, minutes. George Boucher, Z
minutes. SlRhbor. 2 minutes
Scoring; First period--None Second
period-Nonc. Third period--ottswA 1,
Broadhcnt. rs.
Refercs.-Mickey Ton.
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WELLS GETS CALL

OMAHA. Ncb.. March t7..-Billy
Wells, English welterwelght, won
Io.round decision from Frank
Schoell, Buffalo.
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ERTLE DROPS co

WINDSOR Ont. March H.
Carl Tromainc, Cleveland bantam,
defeated Johnny Ertle Ia 10 rounds.
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Guns nnWN ANGEI.s

LOS ANGELES, March 1.-THE
Cubs defeated the Angels. Q TO 2, In
10 innings.