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WILLARD Is
DUE IN NEW
YORK TO-DAY

NEW YORK. Jan. s. ON a mis-
sion to show EN- all thai he is tit. IL
fat, at as. Jess willard. the biz Kan
san OF many callings. ~ due in town
today. in tow OF his forp aer pilot, Ray
Archer.
Willard Is headed fof' a confab with
Tex Richard. and within anyone Jour
neys from the Pacific coast to talk
with Richard, It's about a fight.
The former worlds heavyweight
champion still wan Is another fight
with Jack Dempsey. The world may
believe that he HASN'T a chance with
the mauler who ulauled him down at
Toledo, but Jess thinks he has.
Richards offiqe today said that he
was not In the city--out in Ohio.
some place--tprt that he would talk
to willard when he returned. tho
middle OF the week.
Before leak'ing, Richard said he
was not SO anxious TO talk to thu
former champion as he was to get a
good look Vt him.
Unless willard looks like he Is In
good condition. our conversation will
be limitedk I'm willing to match him
with Derfpsey for bout in Jersey
City II pc can show that he Is able
to put mp a good fight. Otherwi.s.
nothing DOING" he said
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FIVE "RECS"
FAIL TO HIT
HOMER SWATS

II Asst season 523 home runs were
~ made In the American League
Fifty.nine players participated in
10 Dor more games during the sea.
son. Such players are regarded as
the regulars.
Most Of the home runs made were
contributed by the 50 regulars. yet
five Of them failed to break into the
circuit-s,sat column.
This quintet included Ernie John.
son OF the White sox: MUDDY Rnel.
Boston; Bill wambsganss. Cleveland:
Bassler, Detroit. and Muiligan Of
Chicago. The first three named
took part in over 40 battles. while
Bassler toiisd in i2i. and MuIligan
10s.
Not only did Bassler fail 20 lace
out q single four.ply swat all season
but he didn't even get a triple. The
only extra base pokes the Cobb back.
stop secured we're IL doubles. RutI
wasn't much better. either. the Red
Sox catcher compiling but one three
bagger. and Is two-bass hits. Bs ssler.
tho. was tint only one OF tho five TO
bat over 300.
OF the big fellows" Eddie Collins,
Chicago star. and "stuffy" McInnis.
Cleveland, Just escaped the ignomy
Of not getting a home run thruout
the season. Each knocked out one
"round-the-base" crash.
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when the locals square off with the
Calgary Tigers. tho best defensive
team on the praIria-
Tho Tigers como 20 the Coast
with a record Of having had but
~ goals scored on them since IN.
start Of the season. They showed
their class against Vancouver the
other night whsn they defeated the
Coast champions TO on their
home Ice
Tho Vancouver defense h headed
by ooaltsndsr hlnnay. one Of the
boat net guardians IN the business.
Ills record speaks for i,ssh.
Gardiner and Dutton will be tah-
ms care Of the defense here. Dut.
ton IL the Jack Dempsey Of the
Prairie league.
Gardner IL the manager of the
Tigers and one Of the bee, players
on tho prairie
Foley Martini Ia tho hest 81 the II.
E~r forward men, He's wing man
and one Of the leading shots in that
circuit.
Gibson. oliver. pva. Fisher and
Anderson make up the res, OF tho
forward crew.
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GOLFERS TIE
FOR HONORS
IN BIG MEET

GAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-Joe
~ kirkwood. the Australian. and
Macdonald Smith, the local star. tied
for first honors in the California
open golf championship. with an az.
gregate OF 2se for the ~ holes play
on the local 1ngleside course.
Joe Novak. former Spokane pro;
Walter Hagen. HUT Martin and Ed.
die Loos. all well-known links stars
tied for third money. two stroke 4
behind the leaders. Jock Hutchisoy,
and his touring partner. Gene Sars
rem. finished seventh and eighth, n }.
spectivcly.
Al Espinosa. the Seattle rngiewo cd
pro. who was well up in the race at
the halfway mark. fell down be- dly
In yesterdays SO holes of play, 4 cor.
ing an s3.s0-l6s. which was mine
strokes worse than his Friday card.
The smith-Kirkwood tie win foe de-
cided on an 1s-hole play-off On the
Ingleside links. next Tuesday after
noon.
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Allan Sothoron Victim
of Nerves; Had Stuff
Big League Pitcher Couldn't Stand Calf, and He
Passed on to Minors; Billy Evans Tells of His Fail
ure to Make Good
BY BILLY EVANS


"A game
speed
a o his
a
always. a
o
fielding OF buns
O
Of
told
held
rubber made difference he handled
the
or
hunts he sealed his doom a big Lacquer
soorons would break in other II his
his sothon would experiment He would bring
the newfanged ideas
while
throwing
experiment
n
ably he
because . temperament
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Pittsburg Club Puts
Schmidt on "M0rket"

DITTsBURO. Pa. Jan. s.--walter
Schmidt. first-strinR catcher OF
the Pittsburg team. is on the market.
Any club that win give Barney ORGY.
fus reasonable return for his star
catcher can have him.
Schmidt seems 10 have brought
about his own undoing on tho
Pirates. Last spring. inability TO got
along with Manager Gibson. then In
charge Of the Pirates. cauged Schmidt
20 refuse TO report. The trouble. Il
seems. started over the salary aues-
ton.
When Gibson retired. and was sue
ceeded by Bill McKechnie. the first
thing the new manager did was fix
things up with Schmidt, and he fin.
iahed out the season.
Failure of Schmidt to report in the
spring forced Pittburg TO use young
catchers. Given the opportunity TO
work regularly. both recruits, Goooh
and Mattox, made good.
Evidently Bill McKechnie In salts.
fled the club can get along without
Schmidt and profit thereby. for no
has been placed on the market.
Schmidt IL a great backstop. II
was believed he would be immedi-
ntely gobbled UP by some club, but
as yet nothing doing. This has como
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is--Arshur rnsrahsn- ~ wssusssxss
RI
ss--ssmss van Ryn. Eass orsns. r. =
JUNIOR DOUBLES
i--~A. W. Jones and w. w. inGrsham.
Providsses. r. I.
s--chsrlss Wood and John y. whisseck
sew York. ~. r.
cisco. Cal.
s--oeorss " Lott and CLYDE Ressn.
berger. Chicago. Ill
t--wslisr Evans ard Kenneth Appel
East orange. n. ,
boys SINGLES
david O'f.oughiln, PNtaburg. Pa
f--Maiccim Bili. Boston. Mass.
s--B n whitbeck. New York. ~. Y.
Milton Hofkin. PhiisdsiphiA. Pa
b--AIifon Myer. Philadelphia. Pa.
s--Aisrsnder 1. SANDY Wiener. Phil
sdeiphia Pa
s-H.rssr, L. tBosey, Sellers Jr- Cal.
isofnia.
s-~stusrt oayness. Jr. Nov York, ". Y.
t--fehn Miiien. New York. n. Y.
strsohsn. Philadelphia Pa.
ii--i,ouis Heilbron. California
ta--Hyrcn Donaldson, Indianapolis. Ind.
he. J. Pare. Chicago. III.
is-Louis Brophy. Spokane. wash
ia Q. Insraham. Providence, r. 4
is--ssiwyn circuit New York. y. T.
ff--bsrksiy Bell. Austin. Ter.
is-Paul shumaker. indianapolis. Ind.
s-Riohard Chase, Providence, n. /.
se--0tlmors Spencer. New York. n. Y.
BOYS DOUBLES
i--Maiooim mn and n. J. johnson, Ir.,
Boston. Mass
a-selwyn circuit New York. and David
o'LouEhiin. Pisishurg
s-Miiton Hofkin and Milton Mycr.
Philadelphia. Pa
t--stuart oayness and John Miller. New
York. " y.
50. L. SANDY Wiener and Donald
strachan. Philadelphia. Pa
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HyHICAGO. Jan. Shank O'Day.
~ veteran umpire OF the major
leagues. who has been looking over
the big league stars for nearly two
score years, regards Willie Ke~ler.
who died New Years Day. as the
UDout difficult batsman to fool that
~ has ever umpired for.
'Kse1er certainly was a wonder"
aid O'Day in discussing Keeisr. II
6on't believe ever saw him offer at
4 Ind ball
when Keller was at ts bat.
umpirtng was a cinch. II was al
most safe TO call anything a ball that
,<esser failed TO offer at
s'Keelsr was wonderful buntsr
nnd no better place-hitter ever faced
. pitcher. Slight of stature. Keller
never hit q ball hard. Opposing In
fields and outfields played him per-
fectly. yet 90 uncanny was keeer's
INDICTMENT In hitting the ball that he
could Invariably outguess tho opposi-
ton
II have often heard Keeler shout
70 the opposing third baseman to
ut ready. that he was going to
hunt Then he would proceed to do
that very thing. and In a majority
u the cases would beat the play.
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s--Hlss L>ssss Bsneren. wss Newton.
Nass
s-miss H.,sn wrns D.rs.,.y. Cal.
Mrs. Msrien 2. J.ssup. wiiminxtea.
s-xI. Mar sutton Buna,. 10. Angels.
s--mlss Martha say.ra. short nils.
'--M,.s Helen oslisases.u. n.msron.es-
s-ni.. Mem. D. mayer. philadelphia.
s--Mi.. Mari. wasasr. Yoaksrs. Mt.
ie--&iss Yiorsnes A. Bsliin. New York.
ii--Miss Char. cas..i. w.w York. Mt.
ts--Miss Faith sigosrnsy. Boston. Mas.
if-nis. Mafsafst drove. Ss~ York.
i.--xrs X. v. Lynch. New rors. Mt
tt-Niss Marion Lsishton. Chicago. III
is-Miss Bsisn Hooser. UreenNioh. Conn
ti~-Aiss Phyiiis walsh overbrDos. Pa.
ts--Aiss Anna 10. Townsend, ovsrbrook
Pa
it--Mrs NJ. m Hut. Philadelphia. Pa
se--Miss Ceres BAKER. East Orange. n. J.
JUNIOR SINGLES
i--Arnold w. Jones' Providence RI
s--i>~Nts W white. Austin. Ter.
Wv. ". insrsham. Woeusockss. n Z.
John Y. Whutsck. New York. n. n.
t--n. Chandler. Gan Francisco, Cal
t-Charles ~. Wood. New York. y. y.
f--osorxs Lott Chicago, III
s--Jsmss NJ. Fsrauhar. New York. N. 7.
Armand Marion. seattie, Wash.
ie-~Lsonsrd Reed. Pittsburx. Pa
ii~-Edksr Dawson. New York. n. Y.
t1--Iuiius saraiowsky. Indianapolis. Ind
if--c7yd. RosenesrEer. Chicago. Ill
AZ Marty Lisbss. san Francisco. Cal.
is-shsrmsn Lockwood. San Francisco.
Cal.
ts--Wsli.r Evans. East Orange. n. J.
iI--Frank Donovan. Detroit. Mich.
ts--Ksnneth Appel. East Orange. ~ J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

HIS JUST REWARD

Bill Tilden has been ranked
No. / for American tennis
again, the third straight
time he has won the honor.
Tilden Is without n doubt the
master of the tennis court
and he has earned his re-
ward. the highest honor In
tennis.
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the honor OF staging the greatest bit
cg relief pitching | have ever seen.
X was In the spring Of 1913. 10 my
memory serves me correctly. The
White Sox were playing the Browns
~ ~ Louis. was the umpire
The game had bean close all the
Way. IN tn ninth the Browns filled
tte bases WITH no one out
walsh. who had dons very ifss1s
pitching mp - that TINA because Of
troublt with his arm. was rushed TO
1he rescue.
An walsh ala was rvf1rs a. side
On TN pitched balis- Every ball he
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BIG BILLIARD
STARS TO PLAY

CHICAGO. Jan. s.--Battling for
the right TO meet Willie Hoppe for
the worlds billiard championship
Jake schaeffer and Roger Cont will
start a 1.500-point match here 10.
night. They will play 500 points
on each OF three nights.
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WINNIPEG rs
AFTER FRANCHISE

Winnipeg. ono OF tho big hockey
ccntern OF Canada. Ia without pro-
ferslonai hockey and the hlE city
may land the Saskatoon franchise.
as tho latter place isn't supporting
Us team any too well W. J Holmes.
who owns one Of the finest Kinks IN
Canada. IL after tho franchise and
may Land II before tho season II
over
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VANCOUVER PLAYS
SASKATOON TO-DAY

Vancouver IL playing the third
game Of tie prairie invasion today
IN Saskatoon. 50 far ti- Maroons
have broken even on the trip. losing
20 Calgary and winning from Ed.
monitor. The Haroons play Regina
Monday and then return to tho
coast
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Hank 0'Day, Veteran imp,
Has Praise for Wee Willie

.'keeier used short bat and
gripped II almost In the center wfsn
he faced the pitcher. Ills holding Of
tho bat was in some ways as freak.
tsh as the style Of Heine Groh.
Tive s<sn them all. Wagner. Cobb.
Ruth and the rest Of tho great hit.
ters. but never have seen a halter
with 40 keen an eye as Keelsr."
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made n Wild pitch and Kelly
jumped up in the air and
socked the pill for n two-base
hit.
Kelly had a peculiar stsnch a,
tho plate. facing the pitcher. some,
thing similar 10 Homie Grohs
method.
Kelly was ons OF the few rfrh,
fislders In the history OF the game
who played hla hatiers 80 well that
he threw men out At first hass.
Kelly was a wonder at this and
saved many base hit
In another gam. which I saw Ia
Chicago. Anson's club was playing
Detroit. and Dan Rrouthsrs. the
great Detroit sluEssr. was hitting
Tie swung from tho pick and the
hail went on = iinr 60 right field
Brouthers had swung 20 hard that
he turned completely around and
didn't sec whsre the ball had Hon.
Kelly. who was catching. called
foul BALI and threw or his naak.
charging into sh. srsntstanf. Tho
stands were IN commo,icn and
Brouthsrs evidently thought they
were yelling for Ksny To catch the
bah. Hs picked up his bat and
walked back 10 the plate lie final
~ came out Of II when tho cnachsr
dashed up to htrn and told him 10
run He rust made single on what
should have BEEN q homo run.
A few seasons later Kelly wps
sold to the Boston club for $4,000
IA record price In those days. with
John Garrison. Kelly mads Up che
~ tho fines, batteries In eariy base.
ball.
Kelly WINS popular because he was
always doing the unusual and was
the big favorits Of the Chicago and
Boston clubs.
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VODILLA WINS
STRENGTH MIX

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. s.--I>ouim l.
vodilia. appointed 20 tho Naval acad-
sfny from rho ranks OF the marine
corps. Ia tbs stronges; midshipmAn
at tho academy. lie won the ali.
around test with a total Of 7.sss
points
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BLOUIN WILL
BOWL FALCARO

CHICAGO. Jan. s.---Jimfny Blouin.
world champion bowler. will begin
40'game match with the sensa.
tional Eastern star, Joe Falcaro.
here this afternoon. Tho series will
continue daily until Thursday, 10
games being rolled each day.
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ALL RACING
MARKS BEATEN

NEW YORK. Jan. with to-.
TAI entry Of 1,ia4 for the 1923 fu.
turity. all records have been broken.
according 10 the Westchester Rae.
ing association Harry Payne whit.
ney. with 90 entries. heads the list.
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6bUlL3EyE1
w S BASEBALL
eoe~su q. "a ,srss Dy DULY Evano
NO. 5: GREATEST PINCH PITCHING EVER SAW

HERE n no more
difficult Job In
baseball tina n
acting as relief
pitcher In some
tense situation
To Ed Walsh.
then a pitcher
with the Chicago
whffx Sox roas
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EVANS SNAPPED
FOR NAT STAR

CLEVELAND. Jan. s.--Officlals
OF tho Cleveland American league
baseball club announced today that
Joe Evans. ouifssidsr. has been trad.
cd 70 Washington for Milton Brow.
or. also an outfleldsr.
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everything hitter wonderful oueder and
m of the business
a swell base that baby
"Shde Kelly slider
Chicago
fans yelling Kelly to hit the dirt
the had his
exceptionally He
wasaw slider usually diving head
catching Chicago Jim Whitney
pitching for Kansas Ctythe club with the time
Kelly first and started with the pitch had pretty fair
those days and Shop Myers standing the bag waiting
Kelly started his slide slid
field dumbfounded but his
kelys Kelly
with his almost with IL.
Kelly hitter remember when Stub Wdman
In a a
He had
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been any too
sweet for the So
attic Nets of late
and the outlook
isn't any bright.
or for this week
Today the Scat.
To Eang IL fno.
ing Victoria IN
Vancouver. and
the Cougars have
been poison for
tho opposition
lately.
wednesday the
Nets viii be fac
ing their second
prairia opponants
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JOE MOORE is
SKATING KING

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--Joe Moore.
New York. won his second skating
title in week by taking the Metro
politan championship with a total OF
100 points.
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IIAiONDE LEADS
IN SCORING

Newsy faionde. shs hig star % tho
Saskatoon club. IL up 10 his old
tricks. Tho veteran ~sar In leading
the Prairie league IN scoring Hos
Just abou, the whoio works az for
as this team is concerned.
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No Small
League in
Far West
Western League Car Fare
Too High to Experiment
With Youths
BY LEO II. LASSEN

n 10 w ester
lsaxu& . Cas- A
orxAnisAsioa u
tho only n1fnpv
league a Hwer
eiassfttosf alton
within rsasorAble
distance of the
Coast league and
The Western cir
cult b . pretty
fast lsaxue do
mandinS 600 a
playsrn
The po4ra 10
that the Coast
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tennis.

i've doubtful whether rtaah POP
stoa viii he able 60 play With tho
Nets until "Wednesday. he ass b~rn
troubled with sore iess. and IL taking
. mach needed ret.
Tts wefif's champion ~. Pats. % TO
rcnto, are haeins q hard time sstiins
STARTED In the EsstsFn league From
latest reports IN. champions are ridinG
IA laird place In that ises
oxiiy wuson. former Seattle stsx. q.
pisytns esntsr for the Hsmiiton team.
In the Eas,sta league. this season.
cespey smsatsa 10 The Mickey los
Of ths Eastern beehsy ieaxse. saa
handle. ali VI tho bis games.
buck ofant Leo Geek. forwards ard
Hammr otiisspie. defense mas. eli re-
eruits have hssa released ~ the Edmon-
toa club.
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PRICES
CIT

Price, for the Seattle games fur
tho rest of the nrnaon hav, is~n
trimmed by the Seattle manage.
msnt For the rec, % thu year tho
top price for tfs h~iisr seats vii 10
81 80. which is reduction Of 20
conth. There win bo a reduction Of
90 cents on shs end @~afs with rho
exception Of tho gfrut row In the
balcony. Several hundred seats will
be on sale for 81
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,Ra1 :
HJdIt35:H

Tho revival Of the annual mar
sshen swim In Hesniais hsr'er. isss
hsid In 1917. took pIac- recently. and
b~ouxht . startling surprise. WI
liam Harris. Olympic star. Hawaiian
champion. and the man selected 60
visit Australia this winter. met mast
ursxp~ctsd and conclusive defeat.
Tho distance Bessurv. approximate
" one mile. and Chester slms. an
uncon-id~~ed candidate, not ONLY led
home Harris b, more than 100 yssds.
hut he s~t a new record ~ az minutes
10 s~cnnd- for the course. a. y
Minyisii~ vas Close third. While
the uarsfhcn for men was under
way. there was run hsif-mile
swim for women. also In the hsfbor.
and Miss Msrieehon MehseIau won ~
by rs yards from Mis-. Constance
Davis. runncr-up. while Niss Lille
Hown~r followed. nearly as far be-
hind tho latter. The time was 10
minutes ~ rs seconds.
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CASEYS WIN
ANOTHER co
AT ORTNC

IN game featured by rough play
= the knights OF Columbus five Of
Seattle defeated the orting cardi-
nails IN return game on their
home floor Saturday. II was
the first time that the Cardinals
have been defeated on their own
floor.
The crowd surEed on the floor a
good many times during the game.
LINEUPs
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Armand Marion. No. 9 in
the junior boy division. is the
only Seattle player ranked.
oSnsssi rsntinss are
MEMS SINGLES
i-wnussn T. Tndsa. H.. FniisAslphi>'
Pa
s--wila.rn NJ. Johnston. San rrsseisee.
Cal
s--vfnesn, Richard. ronksrs. ". r.
s--R Norris Williams. H.. nryn Mswr.
ia.
s-waila1s y. johnson. rhiiadsiphia. Pa.
s--nebess Kinssy. Hen Ftaneisco. Cal.
T--zsnso shimiru. Nsw York. n. Y.
s--Franets Hunter New Hochsiie.
ts-wa,.an wssheuru. New York. ~ Y.
ti--I.awfeaee ~. Rice. Boston. Mass.
il~~staniay w. Pearspn. Philadelphia, Pa
is--ffmxh @. ~. Keiishsr. New York. y X.
IT, WINS " Davis. San Francisco, Cal.
ls--Nathaaisi W. Niles. Boston. Mas.
ia. Howard veshsli. Ks~ Gardens.
l.
ts-H.rbsst L. bowman. New York. ~ ".
ts--e.lirhiro Kashio. Tokyo. Japan.
is--caTi Fischer. cyn~yd, Pa
se-wrsy brown. NJ. Louis. Ne.
MEMS DOUBLES
william r. Tildsn, H.. and vincent
Richards
f--nobsrt Rinssy and Howard Kinssy.
watson Washburn and II. Norris VIII
iiana. II.
s--John Henus.ssy and walter Yves
brook
t--rrsd Bss,ian and Ralph II. Burdiek
samuel Hardy and 3. Howard
Noeheu
f---WaiIsce v. johnson and Carl Fischer.
s--ismes Davies and Philip Neer
s--waiter r. Haye. and Alex aquair.
io--PhilIp Battsns and Carl Fischer.
woMEN's SINGLES
Mrs. Molia n. Mallory. New York.
~. Y.
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in cnnfss
the
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Cy Duly EVano

threw was n deceptive splitter. Tho
three hattcrs who faced him swung
wildly az seven Of the pitches and
missed. two strikes called. and tho
other pitch ruled a hall.
IL was the greatest bit OF pinch
pitching I hav. ever ssen. II would
he hard 20 figure . tougher situa,
ton. also difficult TO imagine a pitch.
er erassnE II completely on 10 pitched
balls. without permitting % much az
even a foul.
Recently was talking that game
over with Walsh. He told me that II
was the last real pitching he ever
dld That supreme effort seemed TO
snap what was len Of his onos greaf
arm
Not only w~s n M btss ~ Of
ping pitching that I ever NV. but
II also marked tbs end of . great
pitchers career.
TOMORROW Tn fre~lxSess
homo run I ever saw.
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wOLvTRTON
ARRIVES

Harry woiverton. new manager
OF the Seattle club. arrived In Sc
attic Sunday and will stay here
until time 70 open spring training
NJ San lose IN March. He IL en-
thusiastic about the Indiana
chances.
wolverton 10 q keen looking fell
low and gives out the impression
that he knows his business. II
looks like woiverfon win be the
first manager Seattle has had who
win run his ball club
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Bill Tilden Heads American Net
Ranking Again; Johnston Second

Mo Mallory Ches Womens Division
Wills Taking Junior Hon Marion Only
Coming in No 8 in Junior Division
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As Told to Leo II. Lassen
As Told to Leo II. Lassen
Mike Kelly Was Greatest Player
of His Day; Was Versatile Star
CHAPTER TX
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M IKE KELLY was the Ty Cobb of early baseball ,,, -,
uieder
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Tuesday Dugdaie win com
pare Babe Ruth with the IA
nous sluEgsr~ of the 's0s.
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was pitching for our club. In
Kelly was a high ball hitter.
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leader In her class. Tilden
and Vincent Richards head
the list in mems doubles.
Arnold w. Jones of Provi-
dence Is first in the junior
doubles. David O'Loughlin.
Pittsburg. is first in the
boys singles.