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Evening star., 1923-04-29

Occasionally in base ball z player
may struggle along with a weak arm
and hold place III the major leagues.
If he is an outfielder and his arm is
weak they will provide a relay
"f course he will have to convert
himself into an outfielder. But with
legs it is different.
shrink From the Truth.
An iufieIder or an outtielder whose
legs are beginning to lose their
Sprightliness and who drags them the
last twenty feet of the sprint to first
base knows that he is reaching the
cud of his career. But how he does
shrink from the truth.
Two or three years ago 1t was said
that Cobb was about finished. 1t was
his legs that bothered him. They did
not respond 70 the quick turns and
twists which he had given them in
the past. They did not churn up and
down with the easy elasticity which
they had when he was a boy leaving
augusta. SO the glooms scattered
their wreaths of mourning along the
base ball highway.
But Ty has a way of returning
when they Danish him and he came
back possibly not quite so good as he
had been. but much better than he
was in 1920. He was asked for his
cure.
Il simply won't let my legs be old"
was the reply. A splendid method,
but it takes will power and persist
ence. This spring he says his legs
are as good as ever.
Speakers Legs Tender.
Tender and high priced legs are
those Of Speaker. To his team they
mean as much as Cobb's to Detroit
because when Speaker Is at his hest
his team is at it's best. Cleveland's
f,Ia i'm ha 1anannS
as much on the shapely Texas calves
of Speaker as on pitchers.
Groh of the Giants has tender legs.
They are very valuab legs, too.
They have stood service quite a time.
Now and then they have bent little
under the stress to which they were
put. Were they to halt by the way
side the Giants chance of a world
series jackpot would be lessened.
There is an interesting pair of legs
belonging to Everett Scott of the
Yankees. Scott refuses to concede
that he has legs less nimble than
those of long distance dancer. but
the sharp eyes of the critics have
been perring around the corner and
they insist that his lateral motions
are just a twink shorter and a frac-
tion of second slower than they
were. And so the several hundred
thousand dollars credit for the world
series of 1928. which the Yanks fain
over pair of legs.
May Balk the Reds.
Cincinnati is rampant for another
league championship and a world
series and Cincinnati man has been
bold enough to say that the legs Of
Burns. the outfielder. have begun to
show signs of running behind time. A
pair of legs may be between Cincin-
natl and the pot of gold.
Occasionally there have been ex-
pressions of wonderment that the
legs of Max Carey stand the
pounding on the diamond SO we'll. Is
pair of legs likely to settle the
hopes of the Pirates"
There seems to he no precarious
legs in Chicago. st. Louis has no
weak legs and when those of Rogers
Hornsby begin TO falter the tears of
the Mound City will raise the water
gauge in the Mississippi.
There are huge legs in Brooklyn
but they belong to the pitchers and
hurlers' legs are less a source of
anxiety than their arms. Some pitch
ers merely use their legs to stand on
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1923-04-29
DEMPSEY IS LIKELY
TO BATTLE GIBBONS

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Prospects of a
boxing bout this summer between
Jack Dempsey. world champion. and
Tom Gibbons of ST. Paul grew bright
err following a conference between
Jack Kearns. manager of the title
holder: Mike Collins and Roy Molum-
by. Montana promoter. Nothing def
mite will be done for a few days.
keaGns said, as he boarded train for
New York
Evening star., 1923-04-29
FOUR BOUTS LISTED
FOR SPORTLAND RING

Four bouts are to be offered in the
first boxing. show of the year at
Sportland Heights arena, near Ber-
wyn, Md. May IL. but boxers are
yet to be matched for most of them.
An opponent Is being sought for
Johnny Reno in the feature engage
ment.
Billy Vincent. welter champion of
the District, and Patsy Mozier are to
meet in the eight t-round semi-windup.
Jack Skinner and Soldier Morrison,
lightweights, will be opponents in a
six-rounder.
Johnny True. A welterweight, is TO
appear in another six-round set-to
HIS opponent will be Willie Ptomey
or Shorty OConnelI of Fort Myer
Evening star., 1923-04-29
ORIOLES CLAIM MAN
SIGNED BY DETROIT

Outfielder Harold Clark OF the Wake
Forest College. reported to have been
signed by the Detroit Americans. is
claimed by the Baltimore Interna-
tionals. Three months ago Clark
signed a contract to play with the
Orioles and accepted 1925 advance
money, Manager Jack Dunn says.
The case has been submitted to Sec
retary Farrell of the National Asso-
clation of Minor League Clubs by
telegraph with request that he
straighten out the situation.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
MILLIONS ARE AT STAKE
In BALL PLAYERS LIMBS
Lose Real Value When Underpinning Weakens.
Believed That Cobb Was Wane Three
Years Ago, But Ty Came Back Strong.
81 GEORGE CHADWICK.

the mliondolar kind but
twinkle dimple the fooights for the
of business Legs
knees strictly those about be discussed
in other words, base ball limbs
In of base demanded
skifu hands and from that
trembling
they feel their undepnning than
any
dsiutegaon OF three four took place
Evening star., 1923-04-29
SPORTS FOR BOTH SEXES.

Grafton of America. which member
ship includes practically all the big
organizations and societies interested
In promoting the physical welfare Of
both sexes. is adopting rules for a
regular, definite program OF, physical
training for women
Evening star., 1923-04-29
PIRATES RELEASE SEVEN

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 2S.-.Seven
recruits have been released by Pitts
burgh To Williamsport in the newt
organized New York-Pennsvlyan nis
League. Those given their walking
papers were Pitchers Bob Caffery,
Harold Fulweiler. Otis Manning and
Dudley Foulk; Outfelders Bob Haas
and Roy Levitt and Infielder Harry
Schwab.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
LITTLE CHANCE OF FIRPO
BEING OPPONENT OF less
Believed Rickard Will Stick to Present Bookings
Despite Poor Showing Made by Iowa Boxer
i'm His Match With Fulton
BY SPARROW McGANN.

EN iORk, April 2Tex Richards problem regards top
attraction for the milk the
Polo Grounds May L. has angles Primarily
OF course the object draw bumper
pretty Floyd
showing against Fred Fulton that
could be
instance would of
other hand Willard himself has appealed
Eirnn
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH

For some time past fishermen have
heen treking down to the bay to try
conclusions with the finny tribe. hop
ing that they might be favored with
!, run Of the famed hardhead. But it
has been only within the past ten
days that anglers have gotten results
and their catches have been rather
limited.
hut it remained for one of the old
standbys of the pier fishing. I. A.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
DODGERS SIGN FoURNIER,

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The Brook
lyn Nationals have announced that
First Baseman Jacques Fournier a
hoIdout who was traded by the st.
Louis Nationals to the Dodgers for
Outfielder Hy Myers last fall. will
join the club on a two-year contract
Evening star., 1923-04-29
TUNNEY SIGNS FOR BOUT.

DETROIT, Mich. April 2s.-Gene
Tunney. American light-heavyweight
champion. has been matched with
Jack Clifford. St. Paul, to open the De-
grounds as a professional boxing
arena May 4.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
MASONS TO HOLD DRIVES
TOMORROW In PIN MEET
BY II. II. FRY.

YITH twenty teams 70 $50 O'Clock,
wv band preceding the smashing the
host o friends a hand, Masonic
bowling
to be address the bowers
Harmony No Hiram and Stanbury
No in iii B.
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MAT COACH BREAKS NECK.

PEORIA, ILL.,. April 2S.-Lamont
Webb, aged twenty-five. of Danville,
ILL.,. wrestling teacher and sophomore
at Eureka College, died here of a
broken neck received in bout with
a freshman Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
GERMANY, DESPITE BAN.
WILL HAVE OLYMPICS

Having been barred from tn
games in Paris in 1924, Germany Wi.
hold it's own Olympic meet beginnin2
July Is this year
French and Belgian athletes have
not been invited to compete in the
sports.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
TIPS ON BASE BALL
IN THE STAR DAILY

beginning tomorrow, The Star will
publish on the sporting page a tip
written by the topnotchers of the
game. You will find them interest
in
Evening star., 1923-04-29
TIGER RUNNERS MAY WIN.

After twenty-eight years of effort,
experts think Princeton may win the
intercollegiate track and field crown
at this years renewal at Philadelphia
May 25 and 20
Evening star., 1923-04-29
KENNEL AND FIELD
-BY GEO. III. kERNODLE-

Shepherd owners of the city held a
meeting last Wednesday night in Ed
ward s. Schmid's bird store and heard
Il delightful talk by Miss Anne Tracy
on breeding and training the dogs and
on the subject of seeing that novices
in the breeding game are rightly in
formed before they purchase breeding
stock. Ii was pointed out that, due to
The great popularity OF the breed. many
unprinciplcd quantity breeders are lit
tering tn. country with worthless ami
mails which will go tar toward running
the good name of the dog. Miss Tracy
is secretary and treasurer of the Shep-
herd Dog Club of America, and has
been for many years breeder of these
dogs. The talk was made AT the re-
quest of several breeders who are in
terested in forming "a branch club here.
and following this meeting il would
seem that an enthusiastic local unit is
assured.
Through Frank DOlc's column in
the New York Herald comes the an
nounCcment that officials of the English
Kennel Club have established an expert
mental laboratory for the investigation
of canine distempcr. and that the
American Kennel Club has contributed
$500 toward the fund. II is understood
that exhaustive efforts will be made to
isolate the germ and TO study out an
project has impressed the canine world
as being worthy of all possible support.
and contributions are being sent from
all sections of this country toward the
fund.
A lengthy account Of the recent
puppy trials of the National Capital
Field Trial Club appears in the cur
rent issue of the American Field,
which makes considerable mention
of the great litter of pointer puppies
owned by Frank Kidwell of this city.
1t is pointed out that while such
puppies as these are occasionally
seen, it is a very rare occurrence
that five of extreme quality appear
in the same litter. Nancy Jake. win
ner of the local event, is the out
standing performer at present, but
she is closely pushed by her four
litter sisters. Spot, Stout, Royal Ann
and Sister Jake. These puppies are
by the noted Ferris Jake. out of
Dolly Simral, A daughter of Garys
Flashlight.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
MEET TO RICHMOND U.

RICHMOND. Va. April 2S.-Cni-
versity of Richmond defeated Trinity
College in a dual track meet here.
TAN to 49t.,
Evening star., 1923-04-29
ROD AND STREAM
BY Perry Miller

HE Potomac will be the
this week the
landed Friday afternoon off the steel plant
visited the nhing grounds off the there
They had
and pulled
Evening star., 1923-04-29
HerzIand Kennels announce tn

breeding of Alf vd.. Lindenluft to
Gus Diers' Bahbee Of Wydown. a
ducer of quality puppies from each
litter she has reared to date. This
mating is on Horst V. Boil. one of the
outstanding shepherd sires. and COM
bines the blood of Flora tBerke-
meyer), noted for attractiveness in
color
Evening star., 1923-04-29

w. IL. Robinson. veteran bowler,
has organized a team of "old boys"
every man being over sixty. and it is
his intention to roll a match of three
games with the strongest quint that
can be selected from the Washington
Ladies League. Mr.. Robinson is
seventy-two and his average at the
NAPLES is around the century mark
Marjorie Bradt of Western Union
gave a remarkable demonstration of
coolness under fire last week when
her team defeated the Columbians by
one pin in a Ladies' League match
Western Union needed fifteen pins in
the last frame to win, and Marjorie.
anchor. pulled a spare and then
crashed the naples for five, carrying
her team to victory under conditions
that would have worried many of the
best bowlers of the Sterner sex. The
feat took all the pep" out of the
Columbians and the Western Union
had an easy time annexing the next
game.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
TOURNEY LEADERS

Brightwood VS.. Harmony: Tuesday
Central ys. EASTERN; Wedne sday-
Mount Pleasant VS.. Federal City;
Thursday-Covenant VS.. Amity; Fri
Decentralization VS.. Salem; Saturday
-Brightw VS.. Amity.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

Apprentice allowance claimed. !.
: Weather rainy. track muddy.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
For Monday

SECOND RACE-Claimins: three.vear.o,d
and up; purse. SLIGO; six furlongs. ''o
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"DESCORRASE Ell VELO"

En- la edici6n de ''La Correspon-
dencia de Puerto Rico" de fecha IS
de este mes Sc lanza una muy grave y
seria acusaci6n contra un prominente
abogado que ocupa un alto puesto en-
nuestra Legislature, acusacion que de
ser cierta bastaria para hacer rodar
por TERRA al mas alto prestigio y a la
mas s6lida reputation.
Ahora bien, no vamos a censurar
que Sc hagan acusaciones graves con-
ira nuestros hombres representatives
cuando las circunstancias asi 10 ext
gen cuando la salud del pueblo Sc
ha de benefciar con clio, pero 10
que 81 nos oponemos de 10 que ener-
gicamente protestamos es de que Sc
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oNLooKER,


|. .bespierre, Marat v otros que supieron
aplicar Ell castigo merecido a los fran
ceses traidores, seguramente que ell
ideal q. trajo consigo el reconocimiento
de los derechos del shombre, hubiera
sido por aquellos soterrado bajo los
muroS de la felonia Y la TRACTION.
Felicitamos sinceramente los D1-
rectores de nuestro Partido en- Carroll
ma sobre todo los sehores F. San
chez osorio, A. Calder6n, Juan B. Ro-
driguez, j. Angiero otros, porque han
sabido en- esta OCCASION lograr que Sc
hayan puesto de acuerdo nuestros pr1n
cipales politicos, pues asi evitaremos
que la ignorancia socialera siga man
dando malamente administrando en-
esta culta ciudad
JESUS M. FRAGoso
Carolina, P. B., 12 Nov. de 1928. +
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. Como en- Ell editorial a que alud.mos
Sc nos prometia ahondar mas EN- este
asunto para conocimiento del publico,
esperabamos yer al dia siguiente en-
las columnas del citado diario Ell NOM
bre apellido del prominente abogado
quien Sc acusa, pero todas nuestras
esperanzas fueron defraudadas pues
otra vez volvia hablarse de las in
moraidades sin senalar al culpable de
elias.
Ell editorialista de tia Correspon-
dencia'' Sc conforma con decir que va
a llegar ell dia en- que sea necesario
hacer una hsta de los hombres buenos,
para de modo indirecto senalar los
culpables. Sinceramente confesamos
que no es ese el procedimiento Sc
guir en- este case. Los periodistas que
pretenden dirigir la opinion pdbica
deben tener el valor sufciente para
sefialar y traer ante la vista del pue-
bio aquellos quienes eonsideran
culpables. ''Deben tambien hacerlo
en- momento oportuno cuando nadie
pueda atribuirle sus actos una mira
personal y mezquina" como sucede en-
muchos casos.
81 es que queremos contribuir al
saneamiento del pals debemos hacerlo
franca, noble v valerosamente. pero no
con ambajes v rodeos que solo traea
por resultado La corruption y ell des-
orden en- la moral pdblica.
oNLooKER.
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fspI6nddO triunfO del COmit6 uniOniSta de Carolina

Cuando nos proponiamos remitir pa
ra su publication en- la prensa nuestro
segundo articulo, que, como es sabido,
anunciabamos en- Ell primero, hacienda
jI1stos elogios de las condiciones que
anneritan en- el senior JESUS M. Castano
Ell merecimiento la candidatura para
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico en- es-
tie pueblo, recibimos 6rdenes del Com
t6 Local para que suspendiera1nos la
campafia, embellishments PROCEEDINGS
archivar dicho articulo, porque somos
unionistas disciplinados, no obstante
haremos uso de el cuando la oportuni-
dad llegus.
Mas tarde Sc nos hizo saber, entire
feicitaciones afectuosas sinceras, que
nuestro viril v patriotico articulo que
VIC Ia luz pdblica en- el periodico Eli
MUDo en- su edicion correspondence al
martes seis de los corrientes, habia
servido para poner raya la osadia
de los que tienen la obsesi6n de mando,
haci6ndoles comprender la obligation en-
que estan de acatar y someterse las
decisiones de nuestro Comite, tinico or
ganismo autorizado, segin las reglas de
nuestro partido, para representatives y
dirigir nuestra politica en- cuanto 10
local Sc refiere.
Nos a.egramos mucho que nuestro ar
ticulo haya producido Ell efecto desea-
do; nos alegramos mas todavia porque
con la intervention de los eximios pa
triotas sefiores F. Sanchez osorio, Gull
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uermo Anglero sobre todo don Alton
SO Ca.der6n, este ultimo potentado unio
nista duefo de las principaies colo
MAS de calas en- esta comarca, haremos
indiscutible Ell triunfo Oe nuestro par
lido en- este Municipio en- las proximas
elecciones. Hombres como estos que aca
bamos de mencionar son los que nece-
sta nuestro partido para conquistar los
mas esp endidos triunfos. Estos hom-
bres no Sc doblegan nj Sc unen al ad-
versario para hacerle dafio a nuestro
gran partido unionista.
Los sociaEstas nada valen y NADIA sig
niican en- Ell concerto de la politlca y
del patriotismo; pues los que Sc aso-
clan hacen combinaciones con estos
valen tanto como elios. Ninguna nece-
sidad habia de que tuvieramos que es-
tar tolerando las impertinencias y des-
aciertos de los analfabetas sociallstas
sino hubi6ramos tenido en- nuestras IL
las judas que traicionaron a nuestro
partido.
Nuestra recommendation es que Sc cas-
tigue con mano fuerte todo el que
sea un estorbo para los triunfos de la
Union, pues 81 de alguna cosa ha peca-
do nuestro partido o su direction en-
este pueblo, cs de haber sido d@bil y
demasiado bueno con los asaltadores de
posiciones representatives y medros
pcrscnales.
81 durante la Revolucion Francesa
no hubiese hsbido hombres- como Ro
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hagan acusaciones gen6ricas, escondien
dose en- la sombra pretendiendo man.
char la reputation de honnbres inma-
culados que viven consagrados a la
causa del pals.
AL leer Ell editorial en- question, mu-
chos fueron los nombres de nuestros
hombres representatives que vinieron
nuestra mente sin que hasta ahora
sepamos con certeza quien es la per-
soma aludida EN- Ell citadc editorial. Ell
velo de la duda ' del misterio ha cai-
do sobre nuestros hombres piiblicOs
todos v solo ell indice del editorialista
de eta Correspondence" puede des-
pejar la inc6gnita que rodea a este
tan delicado asunto.
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