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merIy coached by Coach +. y. knap-
pie. who is now head supervisor Of
ba aseball at Omaha Central. WAS sur
prised to see their former athletic
director bring victorious baseball
team to defeat the local town nine.
The fact Of the matter was that Ash.
lund was not given an earned run IN
the box score.
Henry Glade WAS on the mound for
the Oma hans and a mighty fine bali
game did this Glade person turn in
10 TO the Ashlund crew. Glade per
mitted three ou.state boys to garner
scattered singles. And had not Glade
been over.anxious the Ashlund team
would have been blanked. Glade was
credited with four wild heaves. whior
resulted in four runs for the Ashlund
aggregation.
The Ashlund boys were helpless be-
fore the underhand shoots that Glade
was shooting over the platter. b.
fore the game was Over 10 batters
found themselves victims of Glades
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-18
Secretary Dennison Has
800 Munv Contracts on File

When Secretary John Dennison OF
the Municipal Baseball association
closed his office last night at more
than 500 amateur baseball contracts
had been filed
All Of tie leagues With the excep.
tion Of The American will open next
Saturday and Sunday. All Of the
teams have filed their contracts for
players who will be eligible to PLAY
SUNDAY.
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Totals 80 51ox2s IS Totals

Totals 81 alUN2H Is I oiaiS oJ b oH l.
xRan fo' Purdy in seventh
xTWo out when winning run scored.
zBatted for Lsmbke in seventh.
zBatted fo' Corrigan in seventh
zRan for Brooke in seventh.
Score by innings.
Lincoln ...... ....s...s - uVS hpU -
st Joseph s...... bhh ru3 sou II
Summary-Errors: Shsner Eatjeu. Gil
bert. Runs and hits: or Davenport. ) and
in . - innings: off Lanbke. none and 5
in Is innings; off Love. nouo and none
II innings: Oft Murehio. and in .
innings: OFF Glider, none and in l-s IN
ming. off Carson. and / in % innings.
OF. Hurst. mono and none In 2.9 inning.
Earned runs: Lincoln. ): 81. Joseph. ..
Bases on balls: orr Nurchio. 5 off Car
son 3: of Hurst. /. Struck out: BY Dsv-
enport :: by Love, :. Left on bases: Lin
coin. 5: ST Joseph. S. Two base hits; Lei
velf Purdy Sweeney. Smith. Three ba &c
hit. shaner Double plays; Dunning tc
Ninetree Ratjen 10 Maderas to Bee L
Love Implres; OBrien and Becker
Time. Two hours. stolen base; shanef.
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Classify Stable Arrives
at Ak-Sar-Ben Field

l.. O. and W. Classify arrived from
Phoenix, Ariz., Thursday with 13
tl.oroughbreds that he will race at
the Ak .Sar-Ben races, June 3-21.
.smong the shipment are oPrter Ella,
dap and Gown, Neg, iBttern, Miss
liberty. Colonel Murphy, Dode Adams,
Poginini and four others. This stable
las wntered at Phoenix and is in
fine condition
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SOUTH TO ENTER
DRAKE RELAYS

South High school will be represented
IN the annual Drake relays in Des
Moines. Saturday. April -. by a re
lay team, it was announced this
morning by Coach lRabbitl Cook.
The Packer coach will select his
team after the dual meet with
Creighton Props next week.
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RAGAN TO DEFEND
SHOOT TROPHY

John F. Ragan. holder Of the
Easter diamond challenge trophy
omblamalie OF the trap shooting
championship # eastern Nebraska
will defend his title in shoot al the
Omaha Gun club grounds sunday
afternoon
Rasan Won bis trophy on sunday.
April j.
In addition te the special snoot,
the Gun club will hold a 1oo.target.
l6.yard singles registered shoot.
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Hudkins Signs
to Box Mandell

Los Angeles. April l;.+Aee Hnd-
l,ins. the red-headed Nebraska
lightweight. tentatively signed to-
day for two contests. lie agreed 10
meet Sammy Mandel. New York
star. here in June. and to box IL
rounds with an opponent as Yet un-
selected. in "A bout next month IN
Hollywood.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-18

American Chess Players
Win in International pla>

Berlin April 1.-Two American
participants in the International chess
tournament at Raden Baden sol away
la lNing start when they deWned
ther French and German opponents
IN the nrst round. Their play VAS
~ brilliant that they are recognized
a the leading oontendcrs for first
prize
Carlos Tore. The isNesr-eld Mex
ican boy from New York. Won a
particularly brilliant victory over
Allechin, while Frank Marshall. the
American champion. defested sac.
miSCh.
Other results IN the Hrst round
were.
Ragaiuhoff aefastea lhoms.s efnen-
faiH defeated fHk elsie kUtafHsIfsH at=
fea8at Tfcehsis fsrfsssh defeated Netes
knsrfi Hcl fmrns wsS fFstan o. Snsft-
H4An
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aints Win lO.Inning Game.

st Joseph Mo-. April 1.-THE Saints
came from behind in extra inning con
test and defeated Lincoln here today be-
fore large opening day crowd. to 8
A hectic contest. in which four Lincoln
Umpire o'Brlen. resulted in shakeup in
he lineup OF the visitors. After stem
iug the tide of battle. Love won the game
in the 10th with a long sacrifice fly 10
center. The score
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Champions Lose
Second Contest
of Series, 4 to I
Sad Harvey Harris Pounded
Hard by Oklahoma City:
Art Criggs. Omaha Man
ager Hits Home Run.

Oklahoma City, April lin addi-
tion to pitching fine game. Lefty"
thIbbell drove in runs with his three.
bagger and single and Oklahoma City
made it two straight from the West
ern league champions. The score was
Z to 4. The score:
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country whore the report of the Name
was received.
Why should this little town In tbs
southern part of The state he con
ecrnod over the rhillios' lop sided
victory lusi hecause one 'nronrr
Mitchell. Who lives here, pitched fo'
the quaker city team.
Mitchell Il one OF group oi
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8 Totals sei01s24 . Totals - IL 27 .
* xBatted for Hodges in eighth.
MATTED for Moksn in ninth.

Score by innings. -
Wichita ............7 10 900 o2x-i1
"sunina ary-Errors. Fslk. Wsno. More
hsrt TWO base hits; Jalley 60. Payne,
ralk. Knieht. Locker Three, bag ~ 3
f'einnbell Wano Double play: Jolley to
Wichita. 8: Denver, 10. Bases on balls
or Moksn. /: off Campbell. l. struck
out: BY Hodges. 2; BY Jolley. /; by
Campbell. . Hits: Off Greer IN one
7is innings II and runs; off Hodges
III e-s innings. 6 and runs; off MoSan
III one inning none and > runs. Hit by
pitched ball BY Hodges fWaieso, wild
ritch: Campbell Winning pitcher:
t'fmpbell. Losing pitcher; Moksn. I'm
pires, johnson and Laross. Time: 2;0S.
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nANkLIN. Neb.
April Il. - with
the possible excep-
tion of the home
town Of the win
ming team. the s
to | victory " the
Philadelphia Ma
tinnals over the
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yesterday after
noon Was ccle .
hrated here With
more festive en-
thusiasn than IN
amy other com
munlty in I h G
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Bulldogs Will
Come Here for
Games on Nav 10
Meet Will BE Held at New
Creighton Field-Big Boost
for Athletics at Blue and
White School.
BY wv iG. +"

lie Drake unfVer-
sity track and field
team, considered
one of the strong
est in the Missouri
valley, will COM
p e t q a g a n 8 t
Creighton univer-
sity in a dual meet
at Creighton field
on Saturday, May
16, 1t was an
nounced this morn
ing by A. A. Scha-
binger, athletic di-
rector.
Signing of Drake
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Ill >TINGT0N.

I. Wilton fIanna. Little Fat. London
smoke.
2. Black Ruler. Richard .inrrn, Blacis
Top.
j. HartIelIe. Iottie Lorraine. Lieutenant
Perkinr.
tStaF Malta. Rosa,nond. rarneIi lad.
g. Seth'~ Baron. ianoii. trragosa.
Red seth Armistier. Iunirr X.
!. Kent H.. >ettic MAY. Captain adams.
Hest. Black Ruler.
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Nine-Hmdred-
Mile Horse Race

@UENOS AIRES. April ia
9OO-mile horse race with 3S
II runners which probably will
last a month began Wednesday on
course OF about 20 miles mt
ranch near here. The contest is To
determine whether the Criollo, the
native Argentine horse Of the
Pampas. famed for its endurance.
is superior TO the best horses Of
pure breed.
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Lefty Hubbes Pitching and Triple Enables Indians Defeat Bualof
Newcomers
TO w ~
WesternA'
LeagueSNs.ALe! = =!
JOSEPH kLISGELH0EFER.
Pitcher, Oklahoma City.

Born, Baltimore, Md, September |
1899.
Height, feet, 3 inches. Weight. L;
pounds.
Throws right.handed. Bats right
handed.
Club in 1924-Newton, Southwest
ern league.
First engagement - Cumberland
Blue Ridge league, 1917.
Clubs since then-New York State
Independent teams. 1918 to 1921 in
elusive; Parksley, Eastern Shore
league. 1922; Crisfield, Eastern Shore
league. 1928; Newton.
1871 record-Games. SO: innings
pitched 3o3; hits, 80; passes. 100
strikeouts. 254. Won p games and
lost IS. Led league pitchers in games
won and in strikeouts.
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will go under the
knife at st. in
cent hospital to-
day for what is
termed a ''ninor
operation, a nd
feeling i $ fAst
gaining strength
t h a t ba seball S
greatest attraction
is a much sicker
man than has
been indicated by
the reports those
IN atte II q a II C Q
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v ant Practice Game.

The West Benson Boosters want "A
practice game Sunday April 49, CAN
Walt Conrey. AT. GLIB or WA
6S05 r . evenings
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Clocker's S
Selections
HAyRE DE GRACE.

salmon entry. Tlapper Girl. Cinema.
fand, Kid. Trip Lightly. Nicholas.
Tester. The tNintner, The hat.
Big Blaze Ieopardess. Candy Kid.
FLYING loud. Eastna. Harmonious.
Prince Til TIL. Neon Magic, l.eweiisn
Pete the scribe. Owasco. ElJe-mar.
entrt.
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KnappIe's Central
BasebalIers Win
From Ashland, 81
Glade Allows Three Scattered
Bingles; Bleicher Clouts
Ball for Home Run:
Egan Stars.

TR Al. HIG II
schools b as eball
machine had its
steam roller we'll
oiled Friday after
noon when II crun-
bled the Ashlund
High school base
balIers under 4 )
to I score. Through
out the entire con-
test the game was
a nip and tuck af-
fair that held the
spectators on their
toes.
AsItIuud fof.
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stock holm. April 1s.-Becausr Stock
holm, police y ohibit public professIenHi
hexinr matches lie proposed match
here between Luis Angel firpo Argentine
heavywsipht aud Hurry Person. swedish
heavy weight champion. probably vii he
i abandoned IA WAS said
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Demons Bunch Hits.

Tulsa Okla. A pril 17.-Bunched hits oy
Des Moines batters and a home run by
Stuvengen in the ninth inning. when the
bases were full. accounted for an over
balanced score when the Demons and the
Tulsa Oilers played their second game OF
the season today. Des Moines won, IL 10
s. Score.
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Errors Aid Witches to Win.

Wichita. Kap, April 17.-Denver over.
onme a big lead n the eighth today and
fled the score. but Wichita took the lead
again in its half aud won out. Il to 10
Many walks and Denver errors helped
Wichita. Score ,,,,,.t,tr,, ,,,.,
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bf
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Totals .....3G : Is % 10


score by innings:
Omaha ....s4 ......1 Ill 900 0i0--i
OlIahona Cit, ..........=.l l02 100 t2x-1
SHm hits: Monroe. Car
roll. Wilder. Tate. McNall, tsD Three base
hits: Hubbell khadot. Home run; Griggs.
stolen bases. King. Tate. Hagerman.
Hit by pitched ball: Monroe by Hubbeil.
struck out: BY UuhbeII. :, by Harris. s.
Left on bases: Omaha. 3: Oklahoma City.
10. Time: a:i0. Jmpires: Powell and shan
non,
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Sur nmmafy-Etrror: knaupp. Earned runs:
Des Moines, II: Tulsa. ;. Left on bases;
Des Moines. 4 Tulsa. 10. Two-base hits:
Wetzel knapp, Roche. RAIDER Riggert
O.. Griffin. House, Brausen. Three base
hit: Mizeur Home runs: Lingle Stuven-
gen Stolen base Langford Base on
balls: Off johnson. / off House. 6. Sture.
out BY johnson, 2; by House. I; WIG
pitch: johnson. Hit By pitched ball:
Stuyengen. by Johnson. Double PLAYS:
Kruger to Flippin. TO ryrrell Wetzel 10
pires: Leidy and Fitzpatrick Time; 2:ie.
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COLI NBtS.

I. Gotrough. Bathildr. seth. Frcda ID.
2. Joe Joe. >afann. squire Virgins.
g. Afomin. Idle seth. Golden Lacks.
T. Peter Dccoy. ttonement, Old Paige.
s. EscoIans, Pirate Gold. Scissors.
a. Naughty Nisbn, Captain tu-tignn.
-torm Along.
!. TingIing. Sweepstakes. Hing Trojan.
Hest--Ips Joe.
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|RACINGENTRIES1
e 49, = z
TIA il ANA.

First raee. Eve frrl0ngs' purse fse9i
@-year- -oids. handicap;
sMinnie Bemba.. 90 aPrineess Darrell 80
bSir Maurice. 81 Island Fairy .-.. -
shasta Sol ..,.. ~ bSausron 1880. 90
ssnnatusa ...-..l0l cGuess the Time e6
cGeOrgs D.<ell. los
aChristensen entry, bSwing Along entry
ct.astman entry
Second rave. -Four and one half fur
long. purse 1900. mares. i-year-olds and
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Hartford. teaa.--Rsscs, >ruth. Rattle
t'Heek Nisp Won the retsrees declsien
ever Ece fe~ris. Hesson. N - rsenda
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Ruth Nav Not
Join Yankees
for Thirty Days
Bambino Will Go Under
Knife Today-Club Owners
Alarmed Over Babes"
Condition.
lly DAVIS j. WALSH.

~ EW YORK. April Il.
~ -" Babe Ruth
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Totals 4O1115.77 Totals 80 II = 10
Score by innings:
Des Moines ....-.........o Oh 20o ul9-il
Evening star., 1925-07-07
DAIRY AND MARKET
TEAMS BOTH SCORE

Chestnut Farms and Center Mar.
ket teams, leaders in the Commercial
Base Ball League. each added a game
10 their season totals yesterday.
Chestnut Farms maintained a half.
game advantage by swamping Stand
ard Oil, 10 to l. while the Marketmen
were annexing a clash with Thomp.
sons Dairy. II to ,.
In the Government League Gov
ernment Printing Office increased its
lead to full game by shutting out
Patent Office, 19 to 0. while G.. A O.,
its nearest competitor. was idling.
Hollis allowed the Patent Office toss
ers only one hit.
Marines and Adjutant Generals s
office teams figured in a close battle
in the Potomac Park race, the
Leathernecks getting the decision, l
to o.
Registers continued their winning
streak in the Treasury loop by taking
Annex No. l to camp. to 3, while
City Post Office nosed out Railway
Post Office in the Postal circuit, 7
to g.
Pullman base ballers, occupants of
first place in the Washington Ter
minal Y. NJ. c. A League. handed
Black and White a 3-to-1 trouncing.
A meeting between Bureau and Po-
tomac Park mines of the Depart
mental League scheduled for yester-
day was postponed. Today Union
Printers and Treasury are slated to
stage a battle at south Ellipse dia-
mond.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
CARDS STRENGTHEN
FOR CLOVER BATTLE

Three new faces will be seen in
the lineup of the Cardinal Junior
nine tomorrow when the Clovers are
encountered at Plaza Field in a Wash
ington Base Ball and Athletic Asso-
citation series game starting at 5
5 o'clock
Pat Burns will be working behind
the plate, Phil Sykes will perform
in the far gardens and Ches Rupert
will be seen holding down the hot
corner. The other positions will be
filled by the regulars-Bob Lyons on
the mound, r. McGarvey, A. Ritzen-
berg and Mike Lynch In the infeld,
and n. Talbert and A. Abramson in
the outfield.
The Cardinals are tied with the
Takoma Tigers for second place hon
ors, and should they take the Clovers
to camp will be sharing the top posi-.
ton with the latter. The Tigers are
to be met Friday at Silver Spring
diamond. and Saturday will find the
Cards taking on st. Peters Juniors at
Handley Field.
A first place deadlock in the Sun
day League between the Cardinals and
Yankees will be decided at the Monu-
ment grounds Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
BATTLE OF SECTIONS
IN MAJORS Renewed
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July Intersection.
al hostilities in the majors are on
again today with the American Lea que
games in the West and the National
Leaguers in the East. In the feature
series New York meets the Pirates in
struggle TO regain the lead in the
National League.
Although the Phillies got their first
shutout of the season yesterday in the
first game of a double header, to O.
they won the second game from the
Giants. 10 to 6, after an eighth-inning
rally which scored seven runs. Virgil
Barnes BANKED the Phils. conhning
them to three hits
Boston made it three straight and
the series from Brooklyn by taking
the final yesterday, to 4 Ehrhardt
succumbed before a Braves lombard
ment while Lefty Vargus, Boston
College recruit, triumphed in his first
big league start.
Cleveland humbled Chicago in both
sections of a twin program, to | and
to 8. Garland Buckeye stopped the
White SoX in the opener, permitting
but seven hits.
Joe Shaute twiried the final number.
Joe Sewell of the Indians drove in five
runs with four singles in the two en-
scheduled yesterday
The world champions meet the
White SoX today, while the Athletics,
next in line for the leadership in the
American League. start their Western
series with the Indians
Burleigh Grimes, Brooklyn pitcher,
was suspended indefinitely Yesterday
for objecting to a ruling during a
game with the Braves Sunday.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
LIBERTYS SURE DULIN
IN BEST SANDLOTTER

Should a vote be taken to discover
the most valuable players on the va
rious sandlot base ball teams of the
District, Gene Dulin, 17-year-old dia-
monder, would be the unanimous
choice of his mates of the Liberty
Athletic Club senior nine.
Dulin came to the Liberty team as
a pitcher, and for some time he shared
the mound assignments. with Sunny
kremb, but when Earl Moser with
drew from the team and ChappeIl
went with the Northerns, leaving the
outfit without catcher, Dulin volun-
teered and has proved to be a sand
lot backstopper of rarei ability
He Is holding down that job now.
alternating with Lewis Barnes, but
when called on can turn in a credit.
able performance in the outfield or on
any of the sacks
Besides working his pitchers like a
big Lacquer Dulin is hitting at a .4O7
clip. according to the figures of Pop
kremb, the smiling pilot of the Lib
erty combination.
The team has a tough assignment
for next Saturday and has no easy
task ahead for Sunday. The first
clash will be with Congress Heights
Unlimiteds and the second with Ball
ston. The latter team blanked the
Liberty beys on previous occasion.
Evening star., 1925-07-07

oiOGib WIN lliN ny d kOOd ma
Pittsburgh has gone after Brooklyn.
too, with a more determined attitude
than it did last season, taking five of
eight games thus far. In fact, the
Pirates have not lost much to any
body except, strangely enough, Chi
cago, which caught the Pirates at the
beginning of the season and gave
them good trouncing.
At the moment il is the Pittsburgh
team which seems the probable win
ner in the individual series against
all teams.
Hitting Pennant Pace.
Should the Pirates play all other
teams as well as they played them
last season the better showing
against Cincinnati would give them
exactly the total at the end of the
seasons close by which the Giants
won last years pennant.
1t is well to remember this little
fact as showing how little the Pi
rates need to steer safely into pen
nant harbor this season.
1t was their miserable showing
against the Robins at the end of the
season, plus the misbehavior Of Ger
tain of the Pittsburgh players, which
resulted in charges being made that
sent Chicago into a trade which
wasn't worth tuppence 10 them, al
though not long ago there were many
who figured that Chicago had put
Pittsburgh down and out by the ex
change.
The Cincinnati club, unsettled from
day to day by shifts in players and
batting order, again has lost all that
it had gained. For moment ii seem.
ed to be headed up as a sure con.
tender in the race, but when the team
lost to the West the players began to
be shifted again, and the Reds have
Bressler back at first base. which he
cannot play, and are trying to add
batting strength by shifting an out.
field which hasn't the batting founda-
tion that is needed to carry il against
Carey, Cuyler and Barnhart of Pitts
burgh, the heavy trio of the National
outfield this season.
Even Roush, the one bright spot
Evening star., 1925-07-07
CANOEISTS WILL HOLD
$50 HANDICAP SWIM

A half mile handicap swim is carded
for tomorrow afternoon at Washing
ton Canoe Club as one of the series
of events preliminary to the Presi-
dents cup race on August %. Plans
for the mile swim scheduled for last
night were abandoned because a num-
Der of the leading performers were
out of town.
Fifteen entries have been received
from Baltimore Athletic Club for the
open meet being staged next Saturday
by the up-river organization. Mary
land Swimming Club also will send a
large delegation to compete in the
South Atlantic championship races
and other events that are scheduled.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
CHEVY CHASE BEARCATS
WOULD MEET ANY NINE

TASHNGTONS sandlot throne,
wv the other of have doing
regularly Sunday afternoon for number of seasons,
falling
the diamond
The Warwick already has demonstrated championship
ablshed unlimited
Now the
able with the
Evening star., 1925-07-07
GREB SIGNS TO MEET
WILSON OR LOUGHRAN

PITTSBURGH, July 7 OP.-James
Red" Mason, manager of Harry
Greb. middleweight boxing champion,
announced from his bed In a local
hospital last night acceptance of a
match for the champion in Cleveland
July IA.
Grebs opponent will be Johnny
Wilson. former champion, or Tommy
Loughran of Philadelphia. Greb will
train at Atlantic City.
Mason is confined to the hospital
with both eyes bandaged as a result
of a Fourth of July accident Satur-
day night.
He was setting off fireworks for
his small daughter when a display
piece exploded, filing his eyes with
powder.
Full extent. of Mason's injury will
not be known until X-ray photo.
graphs are examined.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
oday Open 1uason of West Pirates Cleaning 1924 Hoodoos
BALLERIN0 RETAINS
RING CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, July P).-Mike
Ballerino of Bayonne, N. j., Is hold
ing fast to his junior lightweight
title.
He was awarded the decision last
night over Vincent Pepper) Martin
of Brooklyn in a 15-round bout.
1t was Martins fourth attempt at
the Junior lightweight crown and tho
second time he milled with Ballerino
Both boxers weighed 129A pounds.
Martin has been after the title for
three years, taking defeat from three
former hampions-Johnny Dundee,
Jack Bernstein and Steve Sullivan.
Eddie Wagner of Philadelphia won
the decision over Charley Rosen of
New York in a 10-round semi-final.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
FLAG FOR PIRATES WOULD
HELP GAME, SAYS HARRIS

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July CR.-
Stanley (Bucky) Harris, youthful
manager Of the champion Wash
ingtOn American League club,
would like to see the Pittsburgh
Pirates win this years pennant i'm
the National League.
Harris, who played in yester.
days exhibition here, declared IL
was getting mOnotonous to see
the Giants win year after year"
Harris does not think the Giants
have cracked exactly, but says
they have won so many years i'm
row that they NAV grow careless.
He pointed out that a break in
New YOrk's string of pennants
would add interest i'm base ball and
to the world series.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
HOPE TO INCREASE LEAD
In SERIES OF IA GAMES
Ruether to Face White Sox i'm First Battle This After
noon-Errors by Substitutes Defeat Criffs
in Exhibition at Pittsburgh
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

EHCAGO July To-day the world champion
their second invasion the West they
undergo complete
than they did this the
May the club Bucky Harris
of in
pionhp
Despite ailments in the pitching
the regularly employed
wide through the West
of the
follow closely the
Evening star., 1925-07-07
DEMPSEYS RETURNING
ON ACCOUNT OF MOVIES

Los ANGELES, July 7 Op).-R. r
Benton, newspaper man, has stated
that Jack Dempsey and his wife
Estelle Taylor, film actress, are re
turning from Europe in response to a
cablegram from him informing the
pugilist's wife that she had a high.
figure film contract in Los Angeles
awaiting her.
Benton quoted a cablegram from
Dempsey to refute rumors that the
champion heavyweight fighter was re
turning to America to get into condi
tion for impending battles.