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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-21
MILLERS GET MITCHELL.

4: TCLS.G Okla. February 21.-Johnny
MITCHELL Boston Red Sox shortstop,
who was to have been traded to Tulsa
of the Western League in the trade
involving Dudley Lee, Tulsa short
stop, has been transferred to the
Minneapolis club, which in turn
traded two of its members to Tulsa.
Tulsa gets Frank BrinZda, pitcher,
and Lester Fisher. shortstop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-21
HOPES FOR RICH SCRAPS
FOR TITLEHOLDER FADING
Now Appears That Go With Gibbons Is Only Contest
in Sight and That Will Be Far From Being
=: Coveted MillionD D. llar Affair.
BY FAIR PLAY.

n EW YORK February 2Jack o
fruitful with Tex Richard
look At time though
He
a battle with Harry Wills But that
that doesn't loom like milion-do
Wher
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BRAVES TRAINING CAMP
is In AN IDEAL LOCATION
BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

M descriptive me
10
n Petersburg Fla
right the heart OF the most
Island the world is also located ON the
stretch of the
whc
and
factor IN Havana
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EPIPHANY MIDGET QUINT
I FACES ONE MORE BARRIER

basketers
pound teams but they have before they
hope claim the District award Since their 16to15 victory
the oysu dget the Epiphany the job trimming
the southnd game that practically midget
District Manager Scho
willing book with
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row to join the delegation boiling
out at Hot Springs, Ark. prepa ratory
to leaving for camp atrNew Orleans.
Charles Olson, pitcher, obtained by
the Yankees from Des Moines. Iowa.
also has signed 4 contract Pitcher
Herb Pennock notified Secretary Ed
Barrow that he would be in New York
today TO talk terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-21
TECH QUINT TO END
ITS SEASON TODAY

Two high school teams were to
take the floor against a pair Of strong
opponents today. Tech was to play
its closing game of the season
against Baltimore Poly on the lat
ter's court, while Eastern was to en-
gage Gonzaga in the deciding match
of their three-game series on the
Light Blue and Whites floor.
Gonzaga- defeated by Western
hopes to come back" today.
Eastern and Central bask eters. who
will compete in the University of
Pennsylvania interscholastic tourna-
ment at Philadelphia, will face two
formidable teams in the opening
games Saturday. Eastern will meet
Chester High, while Central will dis
play its wares against the Darby
(Pa.). High School. Forty-fve high
school teams are entered in the tour
ney
Western successfully closed it's 1924
court season by downing St. Johns
College team, % to 49, Western was
goal shooting of CARRIER and Dulin
decided the issue. Norris. who Gagged
three court goals, played best for
st. Johns.
Coach Ahern Of Western has his
battery candidates limbefing up in
the gymnasium. Six prospective
hurlers. Knaebe1. McGahey, Edmons-
ton, Hawken, Batson and Allen are
working out with a catching staff
composed of Gichner, Hearn, Sasher
and Capper.
Juui0H fOASeHx of Tech High fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-21

my Delaney. st. Paul Iight-heavy-
weight. has been matched to meet
Gene Tunney, American light-heavy-
weight champion. in a ten-round bout
in ST. Paul March II.
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s1sLER ON WAY TO MOBILE.

SANTA. ANA, Calf. February al
George Sisler, manager of the St.
Louis Browns, and Jimmie Austin,
coach, left here yesterday for Mobile,
Ala. where the ST. Louis team has it's
training quarters. They took with
them fIillard Tyrel1 and Ed Cutting,
semi-professionals from here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-21
TWO MORE YANKs SIGN.

:. NEW YORK. February 2L-"Wally"
Schang, Yankee catcher, has return
ed his signed contract to the New
York Yankees, and Will leave -tomor-
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VALE SWIMMERS WIN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. February p.
Yale swimmers defeated Brown IN
a, meet last night. AZ to 10.
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Junior tOAsers of Tech High fell
before the Friends School, Is to Is.
Brown of the winners led the attack
with four baskets. Mcqueen of Tech
accounted for three court goals.
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An innovation for training so far as
the Nationals are concerned, although
familiar in the camps Of other big
league clubs, were the medicine balls
introduced by Mike Martin for the
first time yesterday. Slightly smaller
in circumference than a basket ball.
but a great deal heavier, they are
calculated to strengthen muscles that
otherwise would not be exercised.
The athletes form a ring seated on
the ground and toss the balls by hold
ing them above. their. heads, lunging
backward until their feet are high in
the air and then swapping back into
a seated position. The movement en-
ables them. to. hurl. the weighty
spheres some twelve or fifteen feet
Bay windows vanish quickly under
ftis treatment 49, - $500. = =
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kramafe. Vystopoval ieho sty-
Ky $ italskym konsulem a zpSso-
bill jeho zatceni. Pred tim byl,
ac lid. divsrnikem emauzskeho
patera ALBANIA. zpovsdnika a dG-
vernika knszny Hohenberske-
Chotkove. v duchu P. ALBANIA.
brzdil hnuti ceskyych volnomyslen-
kafd rozpoustsl Jim vsechny
schGze. Daval pozor ma polio.
presidenta kfikavu, jenz pax byl
r. 1916 nahrazen kunzem. Pc
valce prevail ho vidensky polio.
pres. Schober. Cellner sam byl
zamozny a bohats Sc ozenil. Ale
hral ma burse. posledne pax Sc
s1castnil loupezneho vypadu Vi
denskych bursiani prot francouz-
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4.
skemu franku a to ho strhlo. Msl
jiz pred tim ztraty a nynejsi po-
prask ma vfdenske burse no dobil,
zcela. Bezprostfedns pred tim,
nez 81 We sve kancelafi vypalil ku-
Ii z revolveru do hlavy. mel roz-
cileny telefonni hovor. podle vse-
no obchodni. v sousedni kance-.
lafi slyseG jen jeho vfiskavyy HAS,
ale nerozeznal slova. PAX od-.
zvonil. malou chvili bylo ticho a
v tom tfeskla rama. Vletsli tam
a uz Sc valel v krvi ma koberci.
Odvezli ho byl jests operovan..
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eho chodu sovo Chesrtonovc bylo nds apikovano
" dobe aer L benzin, postovni feditesvf olomoucke
dodavkove afery Tade mensch satnfch 1radn jsou e
zjevem velmi smutnym, ale nejsou zevem pravidelny
Vzdyt prmerny clovek muze rozhednouti SVEN oko
Jak zi Tednici JIM veejni funkconafi, ktere zna
Vypada ejich zvot TAX akoby hraba korupcn tsce
zachovava naopak dobrou savovskou sradc zpdsobe
prosto cyhodnym? Budiz konstatovano vetsna pat-
kaf poslednch afer neby de pravdelne redncke
ey nybrz e kere poprevratova vna vynesa do sanich
uradd Urednictvo pravideneho poupu ma se take
no spatnych vlasnos LIE snad casio vyka kastoy-
nicky byrokratism sabonovitost ednani pfsne upat-
hovani tery ukor ducha atd atd ale jest pocve Je-
zdii casio povestnem mu, tedy mem jedi nej-
epsm svedomim. Nezapominejme, re ami revoluce
mas an prevrat nebyl by zdar tax hadce kdyby byl
selhal spravni apara Ze nesehal to dekuee pTedevs
dscplnovanym ednfkm dobre stare skoly pre-
vrat mcdowell vyrs pravideneho ufadovani ktef
chran takto sotva zrozenemu sau velke mnozsvf
nych hodno acko oni snad by prvn pc kerych hoda
vtka rakusactv Poznamenavae to proto neusAe ro-
dc rojfci afery by mohy meme soudnti dm byti
pojmany jako pravdeny norman zev naseho statnho IL
vota Zejmena komunscke organy pokouseji n-
terpretaci zasaice ovsem pecve vke afer ez Sc
valy prave sovetskem Rusku Techto dnI rail jeden
cekych sd sovo aferism Tento sovny novotvar ma pa
trne naznac re byy afery mas povyseny jaky system
Nebylo by vetsho omyu Nezapominejme, ze cele Fade
projednavanych afer nede promnos nybrz mnuost Sc
kerou uGtue vysetfue pfipad "a pffpa
dem, nebezi mic jineho, nez projev ocsty.
volani ociste stale ovsem take dnes acinym he-
slem Pfirozene ze nejvce ohanf moraln hesly ten
lsnich prdpovidek neze ami monoposovat zdan Ia
ke navrh edne oposcnch stran aby ustava parliament
ocistna komse zpdsob komise sporne jz
la zvot vedoucch odpovednych funkcionarn nepovazue
pfs sastny Kazde spicovstv kazde nahlizeni do
soukromych necku znemravnuje vefejny zvo vede ua-
vacstv pokrytectvi Snadno by pax sta ze by
nekdo takovemu ocistnemu kosa spoecnos neche po
dat ruku Jso je take ze napadnymi procovskym fornam
zvonimi upozornuji sebe pouze naivn prmivni kor
cnlc obrani by doved vem snadno vyhnouti takove
to kontroe ez by zpusobovaa spise plany popach
nez jineho
Neepsim prostfedkem prot korupci jest povzneseni
spoecenskeho postaven urednikova proklubavaj
cch Sc ater sme mezi jinym dovede nzenyr edy
kademcy obcan ufednk dal podpatiti zavanou
- sestl set korun Neomouvame korupce Ale uvaze ia
kou as mus NIT bidu tento gaduovany nteig4 kdyz pro-
da svol stavovskou cest obnos tax nepany Budeli
stat fednk opet te spolecenske vi ma ere stall pax
provede Sc ocista sama sebou Ufedncvo ab stav ma
mo dos solidarity aby dovedo neonych vetfecu
nesm vsak by trapeno nejprmitivnesm exstenc
nlm sve dobre tradc odola vldcdm svedenym tax ia
ko dovedo to dosud sych stsnench poneech Otazka
korupce jest take kusem socalni otazky
odbor rsl,
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"A VLASTIMILEM TUSAREM.

Vsichn zastupc velmoci kolegove Tusarovi Berline
uv svych kondolencfch vreosti techto chad
ne korektn ocanos nezvyklou bolestne ztrate zpaso
bene mrtim Tusarovy Ceskoslovenske repubce jim osob
ne. Vlasml Tusar kery I'll en "a let dopracoval
obchodnho prruciho mnisterskeho pedsednictv repre-
sentace sttu jednom nevyznacnejsich sveovych mist
byl se muz neobycenvch vastnosti schopnosti Jeho
speech tim pozoruhodnes ze nedostavalo ami theo
recke ami poticke pfipravy FROSTY cne denickeho hnu
IT, sociaisticky zurnalsa pozde posanec neei prezto-
sti opa 81 JENNIE Westranne vzdean ami zabyva
diem probemn ukolG samostatneho stau By pred vakou
valky ako ostani socalni dehokrat positvistou
portunistou Ma revoluconarstv nrodnch polkd pohze
jako romantiku nebezpecne hazardovan Ale pf tom
neby nepffeem narodn myslenky ami zbabelcem ami sle
pym doktnaem ktery pokous poprat skuecnost kdyz
nedava pravdu Tusar doved byse pozorova SPRAY
ne pfedvidati uc zkusenos TAX stao re 81
domil nezadrzeny upadek Rakouska doved sbi-
zti emi kefi iz davno mem spoupracova Zskal 81
pEmou zasluhu pEevra m re 81 opatr predem manifest
cisare Karla tery pf podnnek Wilsonovych chte
obrat sve nalo ody" nabdkoh Stroke
rise Kdyby bylo Vidni poprano ably moha ucini
svou proakc by by snad zanesa mnoho zmatku mezi
Tak0 mOha taha predejiti Jakmile umysy stay
zname bya traze vyhlasena revoluce 2S rina 1918.
Tusar zusta potom nebezpecne pro neho pude Vi
denske rlal odpovedne misto jako "kvidacni minstr
noveho stau Tepe, kdyz obecn volby 1919 prime
sly veke vtezstv socani demokracie ese ednot-
byl posolan cello vady Utvorl koac socaistickych
stran agrrniky Jeichz vadach pfednosech zatin
prrozene hasy neshodnou Prst histork uzna jed
nOu roZhoouod zasuhu: zadrzea bOsevcky Oddaa
nezbytnou zkosku sill radkaniho proearau satn auto
ritou tax douho az obecn zvotn pomey zepsy stat
dostaecne upevni svaj mocensky aparat vyzkousel
pfprav PAX z vysledek nemohl byti pochybny Rozpad
nutim srany zrat Tusar vladn
zakadnu rozhodl preti polce zahranicn Jeho sla
be zdrav namahami vzrsenych povaecnych let
sene meo nalahave zapofeb odpocnku Tusar vsak ami
dplomaticke suzbe nezahae nybrz zacal zde ihned
lou dust konsruktivne pracovat pomer ste krane
pfiznvych. Nemecko byo porazenym ale nevzdavaicm
nepftelem naseho poence France Mas vzajemny pome,
nemohl byti tudz priyetvym Nemel- stat primo ma
pJaty nybrz posupne lepsit pfedpokladao to ohrom
nou nesmirne obratnou, trpevou euidlevac praci By
10 treba ziska duveru neen mez Ceskoslovenskem Ne
meckem, nybrz take mez Nemeckem Franci nebo vyvo
moh sc dd jen paralelne Ponevadz byo samozremO,
duveru mono nabyt jen Nemecku demokratckemu ku
turnmu znamenao to zaroven pracova poseni vvojo
vych moznos noveho epsho Nemecka. Tusar mel TAXI
tomu nezbytny. minsrem Benesem spoupracova intim
ne vzaemne dopnova Byla- prace Tusarova zatim
vice skry dskrene jest jsto, re doba, pro jeff pine
vnut otevfene upltnen byla by eprve pfsa Bohuzel
zvot byl vymefe kratko Jest dvojnasob trpkt
zemrl mall clovek toho jeste tolk vykonat = mas
poltice neni videti nkoho kdo by no moh nahraditi
eradyC Csl)
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KORUPCE A UREDNICTVO.

Iechto dnu bylo pravem prpomenuto sovo Chesterto-
novoze zurnasta zaznamenava vsedn zvo ak Sc oby
ceJnefka nybrz toliko jeho vymky Nezaznamena
lk tok tisic anzev je stastnych nybrz toko,
tam doslo rodnne tragedii Nekonsatue tolik
lik zednikd Sc pohybuje vratkem een Jim nesta-
nybrz oliko tam tam tedy We vymecnem pripa
de Sc esen robbie zednici pfisl Kdo by po-
die obrazu jaky poskyu novny soud svete nabyl
by kfive perspeAtyy. Novnafe zajima vyjimky nkoi
pravrbd zajioa'f ho nravdelnero
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K 1ihddnen1u skonu dra Cell
nerd ue Tfdni piSe tamni Stun
de-: V Praze byval pfidelen po-
liticke policii a "a valky hlidal
The Washington times., 1924-07-31

ner meeting Johnston ana Griffin
for the finals.
Sn0dgTNgs and WesbrOOk sur.
rrised ~ their easy win over the
Canadian Davis Cup pair, CrocISer
and Wright. Their loss Of but
five games STAMPS them as one OF
the leading teams IN the country
when they are right.
Howard and / play Fenno and
Williams and we are looking forward
TO plenty OF competition. We were
fortunate against Sam Hardy and
Gerald Emerson, especially in the
second set when they led us 81,
Emerson serving. We broke through,
however. and won the next three
games for the match.
Fenno and williams won from the
Vandeventers, In three sets, In which
the latter led at SO III the first
afanza, but could not hold these
breaks IN service.
In the wOmen's events Mary
Browne and Mayme Macdonald
both from. the Pacific COAST win
meet In the finals 81 the women
singles. Both OF these girls had
three set matches, Miss Browne
winning from Molly Thayer after
Miss Thayer had the first stanza
and was leading 81 in the second
Miss Browne won five straight
games for the set and had little
trouble in winning the deciding SCI
as the Philadelphia girl was ex
hausted due to the excessive humid
ity.
Miss Macdonald won from Flor
ence Balm after dropping a long
first set. Her, victory was due "a
her indomitable fighting spirit
which has carried her through
many matches to victory. Miss
Browne should win the tournament
although the former Seattle cir
win offer plenty OF resistance.
The Washington times., 1924-07-31
STUFF "a
, FOR ROOTER 40

The Pirates opened an important
series with the Giants with 8 6-3
victory, the veteran Wilbur Cooper
pitching air light bali after the
first inning.
Burleigh Grimes, Broolklyn's spit
ball artist, blanlxed the Cubs. 60.
The Braves came out Of their
slump and took two games from the
Reds, . to 0, and to 8.
The Cardinals came from behind
TO beat the Phillies. 8 to 8. Horns.
by's fourteenth homer and q triple
play by the Cardinals featured
Chicago was victorious, Z to 6, ia
the battle Of the Sox. Two Boston
pitchers were knocked from the
box In the eighth and ninth innings
when the White Sox scored 8 runs.
The last OF Willie Kamna's five
hits drove In the winning marker.
Cleveland beat the Athletics by
late rallies, to 4. Uhle,s pinch
single sent In the winning run.
The Washington times., 1924-07-31
IMPROVES HUGE
BOWL FOR BIG
+ Gil I
Tex Richard VIII Strengthen
Wooden Structure on
~BOyIe's Thirty Acres

NEW YORK. July 81.Promoter
Tex Richard, In making arrange.
nents Tor the heavyweight bout
between Harry Wills ana Luis
Angel Firpo which Is scheduled
for Richards Jersey City arena on
the night Of September III, has made
plans for tina starting OF work to
improve and strengthen the huge
wooden bowl. Richard has applied
Tor insurance to the extent 81
$685., 900 on the structure. The com.
pany considering taking the risk
win have q staff Of engineers sur.
vey the plant today.
Richard said he win at once make
whatever alterations are ordered.
Following the Insurance engineers
examination, Richard said, he win
have the New Jersey Building De.
pArtment 50 over the plant
The Washington times., 1924-07-31
ROOKIE MAKES
AUSP|C|0US
START
Johnny Mitchell Whales Apple
for Brooklyn h First
Week

BROOKLYN. July s1-No -.
cruit's reputation ~ = batter Il
safe until he has swung around
the league once. or possibly twice
but for the moment Johnny Mitch
ell, Of the Dodgers, Is very much
IN the spotlight a. q hitter.
The youth came here from hin.
|neapolis and started as q Superba
at Ebbets Field last Saturday In
the first game Of the second West
ern invasion. He made q slnRle
OFF RUDE Benton In the fifth il.
ming and scored q run In that
round that was a big help IN win.
ming q 3-to-2 game. IN the first
game ON Sunday he made d sinRlS
and double Off Luque, drove In q
run and scored one, Brooklyn win
ming by to /. In the second
game he did not get one Of the
six hits OF Southpaw Rixey. and
men In four other positions aisc
failed to solve Rixey.
Next day Mitchell snnaeked ]
single of Peter Donohue through
$3.50 49, SAOA SAAA1A AAtSt1A8s NAtSk
which Ehrhardt grounded into q
double play. In the seventh IN.
ming. with one out, Mitchell doubled
over first base. He was left when
Ehrhardt famed and High flied out.
Those were two Of the hits of
Donohue, and were considerable,
since Donohue allowed only seven
hits IN an.
Mitchell has twice made two hits
has made one run, and has once
made none in four games. He has
five hits in fourteen times at bat
for q batting average Of SIS thus
far. Snappish stuff.
The Washington times., 1924-07-31

W1lu&xuw dropped the UkDe set
at l4-l2 after bolng within Q
point Of winning It no less than
four times. Leading ct s-lO.
1910, with snodgrass serving,
Williams took the net position,
forcing the Californian to put up q
weak lob which Babe smashed
severely. II appeared 70 b un.
returnable, but Harvey managed 70
return It. Williams smashing the
return out Of court.
Tho Chicago boy lost heart sc
this point and tho set went to
SnodgEass. While Williams ap.
peaFed physically tired, his play
ing did not reveal it and he an
nexed the next two stanzaa, &C.
go.
The elimination OF Snodgrass
leaves two Californiana IN the
eemi-finals for this afternoons play,
William Johnston played champion,
ship tennis yesterday, never gfvine
Alex Thayer q. chance. Thayerse
game suited little BIZ ana he drove
and yolleyed IN real form. Thayer
got but four games IN the two sets
ana earned every one OF them.
Alex, who halls from PhiladeI.
phia, has q fast service and well
|executed ground strokes, which car.
~ plenty Of pace against Johnston.
The round was ct the height that
the San Franciscan likes, and his
oullet-like returns found the corners
Tor many aces.
Az predicted by close followers
OF the game, Nat Niles put os1t
Dean Mathey easily In straight
sets. Dean got but three games,
which came his way by persistent
storming Of the net. The former
PEnceton boy ID one Of the best
voIeyerB In the game. HiH ground
strokes, however, are not aggressive
Or steady enough to allow him ia
take this position frequently with
out placing himself IN many dan
geroug positions. Niles passed hin
without trouble and was never Il
danger Of losing q set.
Howard Kfnsey, 81 San Fran.
cisco, was the fourth man e.
reach the Gemi-finalD. Wi1en he
won from Walter WeGbnoOIg. 6-3.
O-S. Howard and WaltoP played
almost entirely from back coGFk.
KmDey's Shots carrying more
| pace and forcing his We9Irer ~.
ponent to miss
This Afternoon Kinsoy playe Wu
Hams, while Johnston meets Nile
and barring upsees, e looks yery
much Ike an ll.Calieor1iia final
TWO seeded teams In the rnetls1
doubles, Johnston ana Gtfffin. y
CALIFORNIA;, and Bohr and KntheY,
have raAcled the nouaf1lnalu. Tom
gton and Griffin won from Nurtor
and King. only the second nknnxe
being clo6oly contested, ana raanhinr
fourAll before the former nafS0naj
chasmplOna went through FOR the eet
JohnBtouO play IN both nlnRler
ana dounles ye1terday was greatly
improved
Feck oriftin Iacl,sd his urur, con
f1dence and Wa not up 70 gtnndnrd
An Interesting fact b tho ohanaa Il,
position Of the California team
Johnston Il now playing the LEI,
court and Griffin the right. Per
sonally do not believe thie forrna,
ton improves their team work and
certainly Il lessens the effectiveness
Of Johnetcn's driving power.
The University Of Texas team
Lewis White ana ''Red" ThaiheiII1er
are showing real class IA puiIlnr
matches out Of the fire. In the firs;
round, after getting within & poinl
Of losing to Pearson and Beeinan
they pulled this match. Then yeg
terday, after dropping the last u
Lang ana Mercur, they braced ant
went through the REMAINING two
White and Thalheimer meet Yves
brook and Snodgrass today, the win
The Washington times., 1924-07-31
TENNIS STARS OUT or
CUMBERLAND TOURNEY

Local tennis stars win not play in
the Cumberland Tennis tournament
which win be played the first week
Of August. Last year 4 large
number Of Washington'e tennis
stars played In the Cumberland az.
fair.
The reason given for not PARTED.
pating in the tourney Il that the
players desire to rest up before
taking part In the Mountain Lake
tournament, which comes but q
short time after the Cumberland
tourney. The Eastern Shore
tourney VIII bring to an end thu
tennis Journeys in and about these
parts.
The Washington times., 1924-07-31

With seven men back for this
ysar's team prospects Tor the foot.
ban season % the Army and Navy
School =fe bright. pays Coach Guy
Early.
Veterans who win return 70 the
|fOld are Hampden and Donaldson,
Kocis and Drape, newcorners who
have had previous prep school foot
ball, Clark. Leinbach ana Levitt.
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Nick ) Stunts Are
Pleasing 70
Boosters

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July
81 One Of the largest crowds
Of the season attended the
Boosters Day program here.
yesterday before the Eastern
League game, in which Spring.
field defeated Pittsfield, II to
2. There were side events for
the players Of both teams.
Simpson, Of Springfield, won i
seventy Vineyard dash: Starr.
Of Pittsfield, the long distance
throwing contest for catcher:
Webb, Of Pittsfield, the long
distance throw, and Herrera. 8,
Springfield, the hunt and run
contest. Women fans, present
BY special vote, elected Simpson
the handsornest member of TIE
Springfield club.
Nick Altrock helped along the
entertainment by numerous
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hill permitted. Marberry Was found
Tor q two-bagger In the fourth. two
singles in the sixth and two more
II the eighth, but the big fellow n.
ways frightened In the pinch and
stopped the Jungaleers scOreless
Entering the ninth, the score
stood to 4. Bluege opened with
single to deep short, his speed
beating Rigney's delayed neg. Mar.
berry attempted q sacrifice. Iayina
down perfect hunt along the
first.base line. Blue came IN and
sat down on the grass. Marberrv
got = hit on that bunf ana was
ready to chase Bluege all the way
around when Sam Rice, after twice
falling to hunt. laced the ball down
the right field line for three bases.
Wow, that was 3 WALTON ana
took the heart ont Of TIE Junra-
leers. LeibOld fOuled to Bassier,
but Harris came to the scratch
with sweet single to right,
scoring Rice. GOsltn rolled into
2 double play, leaving the Griffs
In front. z TO 4.
bucky Harris and Ty Cobb got
into wordy battle IN the fifth,
the umpires being forced to sepa.
rate them. Harris protested to
Umpire Dineen that the Detroit
manager, coaching at third base,
was talking to Marberfy, which
is contrary to the rules.
Cobb hurried over to the plate,
horned into the argument with his
own protest ana IN q jiffy the two
managers were glaring at each
other. barking and swapping.
Dineen backed Harris away from
Cobb and Ormsby backed Cobb
away from Harris and finally the
game proceeded.
Following that near scrap at the
plate, the fans got excited and sci
up wild yells. Marberry stayed
right down on the earth, however
and the Jungle Cats continued ia
behave like Well-trained pussies Il
the end.