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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
How Players
Get in Shape

CANTA MARIA, Cal, March
~ i..-Whnt do the bali play
crs do In spring training 10 get
In condition?
That's common question
among ball bugs who have never
been In training camp.
There are two workouts n day,
one enrly In the morning and tho
other about 1880, both lasting
two hours.
Upon their appearance Mt the
park the players all run around
tho field and then bunting games
start. Four or lne payers ~
group field hunts and all OF the
pastimers 20 thru this drill for
nm hour.
Then comes fielding practice
for the pitchers. who shay fly
bnIls to get their legs In shape,
and for the rest the bunting
gnmes continue. Tho idea of the
latter Is TO strengthen tho legs
and stomach muscles.
Batting practice is next in or.
der, various pitchers taking
turns on the hill. Everybody
bats for willis. the regulars
getting most of the time Mt tho
plate.
The practice Is wound up with
several rounds of inflcld and out.
field practice.
In tho afternoon Regular.
Ynnnignn contest Is played.
Another shag around the park
and the athletes call II n day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
About Base-Running

DAsE running Is a different art.
l. One OF tho greatest base run
ners in the minors IL I'd HemmIng.
way. the Vernon utility man. Hem.
mingway. altho no longer fast.
takes advantage Of every slip on
the ball field and gets tho most
out Of every hit.
They say that Frank Brlsch. tho
New York Giants infleld star. is
the best base runner in tho game
nj the present time. FrIsch scored
from first base on a hit.and.run In
the worlds series.
Undoubtedly the star Of them
all al the two styles OF running
was Ty Cobb when the Detroit
wonder wns at the top Of his
form. Cobb not only stole a
flock Of bases, but he got every
bit OF advantage out OF defens.
I've slips and scored many n
run and ruined many 4 pitch
ers' effectiveness by his skill,
speed and daring between the
bases.
While tile running end OF the
game has suffered considerably
during recent years since tho ad.
vent OF Babe Ruth and the slug.
glng type OF PLAY, running stIll Is
one OF the finest features OF the
game and the team that can show
ability in this line, gets the most
out OF It's offensive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
BY BILLY EVANS

Major league managers seem
A'i agreed that the pitching n 20.
Tag 20 DO much improved this year.
During tho winter I hayo dis.
cSnAed this phase OF the game with
perhaps 10 OF tho major league
leaders, They all look for revival
in pitching.
When pressed for reasons for
such a ballet. no yory logical arEu.
meats were offered 70 prove their
contention, In other words. most Of
them figure TIA just going 20 b.
For a number Of years pitching
has been playing second fiddle TO
batting. II you would believe the
managers It's going 20 be much dlf
fnrsnt this summer Tho superior.
l,y OF tho ,wlrleru win not 10 nearly
30 pronounced.
PROFESSIONALLY the increased
batting punch has made for
smarter pitching. The llv-ly
ball has practically made II I'm.
possible for pitcher 60 get by
on speed alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
They Study Pitchers

TUE great base thieves make such
i a study OF the pitchers deliver.
les that they can tell. by some
feature OF tho hurlers' style. when
he Is going TO throw TO first base
and when he will pitch 10 the
plate. Lane has done that and very
few pitchers can catch him of the
bag.
just as the runners make n
study Of the pitchers, so do the
mound men work TO perfect
move 10 first base so as TO de-
ceiye the runner.
Paul FIttery. who used 10 south.
paw for Sacramento. had tho trick.
lest move that any pitcher ever
showed In this league and he
caught moro men Off Of FIRST base
than any other man in the league.
Flttery had a fast move and Be.
ing left handed. he had the adj.
vantage in not having to turn to
throw 10 first base.
IAfty Thomas, now with Vernon.
has the best move In tho league TO-
day.
Elmer Jacobs had n motion. n
trick way Of cricking his left
knee that was nearly a balk.
that fooled the base runners.
Pitchers who have good moves
TO first base. keep the runners from
taking q big lead and give their
catchers much better chance OF
throwing out the runners when
they attempt TO steal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
BY LEO II. LAssEN

GAHTA MARIA. Cat. March H.
~ Tom DAILY and Frnnk Tobin
may do all OF the catching for the
Seattle Indians. unless Charles Lock.
ard. president o. The club, can talk
terms with RED Baldwin. holdout
catcher. who ~ stiil al his home
in Oakland. This comes from RED"
Itlliefer who shys that tho club Is
paying Baldwin one of the highest
salaries IN tho league nud gave him
d nice increase IN salary.
we tried 70 sell him 10 a major
league club last winter, and could
not" says Kllefcr. and we are not
in position 10 pay him . major
league salary.
Il expect word from Locllard
some time today or tomorrow re.
gnrding B.idwin's case. and II he
can't come 10 terms with him VIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Control Great Asset

fTufE change OF pace has become
4 a most essential feature OF mod
crn pitching.
Ten years aEo the change or pace
was considered moro In the light Of
luxury. certainly not a necessity.
Things have changed. IL In now
almost an absolute necessity for
success.
During tho past fivo years much
experimenting has been done By tho
pitchers. Freak deliveries. such as
tho knucklo bali and others tina, arc
permissible. have received much al.
teniion ss n means TO slow up tho
hattera.
Freak deliveries. including Just a
slow ban. are difficult TO control.
For several years pitching has been
featured BY an unusual amour; OF
wildness. duo 20 tho many expert.
ments that wcro being tried.
Last season there was a decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
IS
AGAIN SUED

MILWAUKEE,. March i2.t-Joha
J. c'The Barber) Reisler had lnSu.
tuted another suit against Jack
Dempsey worlds Heavyweight.
champion. according 10 adyicss
reaching Raymond Cannon, Dernp.
sey's attorney here. wednesday.
Relsler. who has appeared in th.
imeiight during tho past seven
years thru score OF suits aga.ny.
Dempsey. has filed a new action IN
New York for $4,000. and Cannon
left immediately for the East %
handle tho case for the champion.
Relsler's suits are the outgro-sG
OF an alleged contract entered 4
between Reisler and Dempsey, "a
1918. which Is alleged TO have stipu.
lated that Relsled was TO manage
Dempsey for a fiye.year period.
This contract was declared void
In a decision in Milwaukee circuit
court in 1918. Since that time Refs.
Ter has instituted a number OF eoun.
ter suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Florida Gets Play

.DuRtNo tho month OF March.
- Florida win get the greatest
play as training quarters that has
over gone 20 ono state ia tho his.
tory OF baseball.
Ten major league bah clubs are
training in Florida. five from each
league. Three arc in California, two
In Louisiana and one IN Georgia.
In addition 10 tho major teams.
eight Of tho leading minor league
cluta have selected Florida for their
preliminary work.
Opinion as 10 spring training
quarters apparently Is shifting,
rather tickle. For several seasons
the Etats Of Texas was most fav.
orei. This year no, single team
Is training there.
The Florida climate IL ideal for
conditioning ball club. However,
that has not been tho only feature
that has caused 30 many OF the
teams 10 favor that state
The natives, realizing the value OF
advertising. have catered TO the ball
clubs In many ways, There Is no
question but that Florida is rcallz-
Ing handsomely on its investment.
In 4 number OF cases tho ma.
Jor league clubs have been tied
up TO longtime contracts by the
city agreeing TO build a suitable
park and afford other necessary
facilities. II has been y wise
plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
HALLS FIVE
WINS TITLE

CORVALLIS, Ore. March Ia
Tho crack Halls School OF Com.
merca basketball team from Seattle
won the Pacific Northwest aAso.
citation cage tl,lo hero last night
By defeating the Astoria American
Legion team. 20 to IS. In tho final
game.
Seymour and Snlder starred for
tho winners. while Langharat star
red for tho losers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Husky Frosh Cage
Men Get Letters

Tho University OF Washington
freshmen basketball players were
yesterday awarded their letters.
Those who received tho cubltuia are
Ken sunsAhy. Eddie Ilagiz,. Hall
johnson, Elmer Huhth, Rab Hall.
Al James. Frank Wilson. John Dahl.
qulst, Johnny Geehan. Don Day and
Herman Hrtx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Carey Is King

Perhaps the best base stsaler in
baseball today Is Max Carey.
The Pittsburg veteran no
longer has the sprinters speed
he had q few years ago. But
his uncanny ability to out-guess
the pitcher and 90 with his de
livery 10 the plate makes up for
his loss Of speed.
In game with tho Chicago Cubs
in Los Angeles last spring. Carey
took a lead OF 20 feet off OF first
base and faced first base with his
back to second. RIP" Wheeler
was pitching for Chicago and with
wheeler's throw 70 first base. Carey
started for second and was sliding
into the bag when Ray Grimes had
the ball at first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Runs Out
From Spot

His mos; sensational mark smash.
Ing feat. Of eourr,. was tho running
Of 900 pointE from spot IN his match
With Eric Hagcniachsr. tho German
star. This was ono OF tho most spec.
taeulAr pieces Of work IN tho annals
OF tho game.
Then there was hts decisive victory
over welkcr Cochran uhcu no ran
on; In two innings. getting H. and
2ss points right or Tho bat. Add 10
these his consecutive clicks OK gSi.
which no accrued over ono fun Enme
and portions Of two others. Nothing
OF no sensational n nn,Vro had ever
been exhibited In cue history before.
|, was marvellous,
This Is not tho first tins sohaofer
has held the title. however. Back In
the 1921 tournament no whipped
Hoppe, 81 al, TO gain ths top runr.
And later proved Il was no nuks by
downing tho stellar While In a sps.
eial match in March OF the following
year.
schaefers reign WINS short lived.
however, For n, the 1879 fiesta
Hoppe took back his muoh-chcrishei
crown. only to drop Il again TO his
old enemy n, Chicago tho other day.
II n a rather odd coincidence that
the only player TO ben, Hoppe over
span Of 20 years IL mono other than
the son Of ono Of Hopes grcntost
rivais-Jnck schaefsr. sr.--ln the
days when Hoppe. MS tho boy won.
der" was first making his way UP
the billiard ladder.
Tho elder schnefor was n great OK.
ponent Of tho green tables and the
ivory balls; In fact. no was affcc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
)ALY AND TOBIN MAY BE INDIANS ONLY CATCHERS
Red Baldwin Is Still
Ranked With Holdouts
Action Expected Thursday on Case of Catcher BY
President Lockard; Brady Said to Be on Way to
Santa Maria

arc well fixed with eatchsrr. haaan
Tom DAILY and Frank Tobln. bob
experienced men. here.
We need Baldwin. Of course. bgi
Il Is doubtful II the club can rab.
the ante any more even FOR him
Cliff Brady. tho other Il1ng
member Of the nine. has been hear
from, nltho he was supposed ID hass
letf his hnms IN g. louis IN I la .
arrive here last Saturday. Si va
has been received here az 20 hea
CT ho has signed or not. but lLxt
ard wired 20 Kiliefcr before jaY.f
Seattle that Brady was on ID "a,
and that must mean that "a Vs.
oHd Eacker has AZ last acteyes
terms with the Seattle club.
only one workout was bel 70
day. the players being the jsserx
this noon Of the Santa N tara
club, Eugene Rubel staging kg
spread FOR the athletes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Spain's Davis Cup
Challenge Sent In

NEW YORK. March spaln'a
challenge for tho Davis cup compe,i.
ton has been received b. the United
States Lawn Tennis association.
There are now sayen foreign chai.
leugsrs against Tho American cup.
holders. Tho entries close March rs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Behind the
Home Plate
BY LEO II. LASsEN

CANTA NJ ARIA, Cal.
- March l2.-Base steal
ing and base running, two
distinctly different baseball
arts, require more than speed
alone in these days of mod
ern baseball.
Stolen bases are registered
only against the battery men,
the runner starting with the
pitcher in possession of the
ball while all ott lr running
between the bases is straight
baSe-running.
The great base stealcrs in base,
hall arc not all speed demons. but
they couple their speed with an in
telligent study OF pitching deliveries
and watch tho hurlsrs' style so as
% set the start so necessary 20
beat throw &c second base,
Base-runninG. taking adyan-
tage OF every slip OF the OPP
position on the defense. Is dit.
fercnt thing altogether and not
all star base stealers are good
base runners, paradoNical rs
the statement might seem.
Seattle fans take more interest
than tho ordinary bugs in this Tea.
turc OF baseball. because tho In
dams have the premier man in tho
Coas, league at stealing bases In
Billy Lane.
Tho Rabbit "a without a peer In
the West At running tho sacks and
year In and year out, no ranks
with the leaders in this division.
Lane has given the fans
many a thrill with his antics nj
first base, taking biz lead and
flying back TO first base with
the first sign OF throw TO the
bag.
Iane Is fast. but not the fastest
runner In tho league, Pete schnel-
der. OF Vernon holding that honor.
And yet. in 1885,. Lane led the
league in stolen bases with over 40
thefts and Schneider. playing In
over 100 games. 5Idn't steal a base,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Defeat Proves
Real Incentive

Following tho defeat OF his Illus.
ifious dad a, tho hands OF wnne.
Young Jake had but ono thought up.
permosi IN his mind And that was
" beat tho chap who had downsd
his father.
So tho younger sehasfsr took up
billiards. And under tho careful
tusslage Of HIS dad. gradually mas.
tered the rams and lta liner points.
A mentioned. 10 finally realized his
pct ambition BY dsthronlnE the In.
comparable Hoppe in 1891 aud again
Ia 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
BY ART CARLSON
IAlL tha naw ehampolnl

HAlL Tho now champolnI
IL In other words. dotf your Ids
10 Jake sehaefsr. newly crowned
king Of tho billiard world. For
Young Jake squAts atop tho balkline
throne today.
Schaeicr. as the nporiive fraierily
now knows. gained the highest hon
orr IN tho cue universe tho other
day when no skipped thru tho inter.
national ouruamcn, test without
meeting defeat And not only did hs
surprise mos, OF the experts by 70
doing. but he took occasion 20 hang
up several records that arc quito mp,
10 las, FOR many years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

w. G, Barnhart, who sells ma
chincry, brcezed into Spalding's
yesterday for pair Of wooden
clubs. He brought his calipers
and straight.odge along and
spent the entire afternoon there.
That's all he did spend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Oregon Aggies
and California
Tangle Tonight

CORVALLIS. March 1.-THE first
~ game Of tho series for the Pa.
ciflo Coast Conference basketball
championship viii be played here to-
night between tho oregon Aggies and
tho University OF California flyes.
The Aggies are slight fayorites 10
win tho game. altho most critics put
both teams on an even basis.
The second gamo Of the series viii
ba played here Friday night and.
should third game be necessary, Il
will be staged on a neutral floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Pat O'Hara Wood to
Play for Australia

SYDNEY. March 12,---Pnt oHara
Wood. one OF tho best doubles play.
ors on the courts, will be added 20
tho Australian Davis cup tenn with
james o. Anderson, Gerald patter.
SON and Jack Hawks. IL tho funds
san DO raised 20 pay his cxpcnycu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Calgary-Victoria
Play on Saturday

CALGARY. March ~. - Calgary
and Victoria play hero Saturday In
the deciding game OF the Western
Canada Hockey league championship
series. The winner Of the game will
play tho National Hockey league
champions for the worlds champion.
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Tho story that is going the rounds
about Guy worthley. enc OF Rainier's
2o-men. playing much better than his
rating IN all bunk. This young trap
finder played IS holes with one OF
tho members of the handicap com.
mittee tho other day and totalcd n
fino lis. Nuff said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
PIRATE REGULARS WIN

PAso RoBLEs, Cal, March L..
"A threc.run rally in tho eighth
inning failed to overcome the lead
the Pittsburg Pirate regulars had
piled up md tho Yannigans lost
10 to 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

pIiel out mete-
orlc career.
Dundee Is re.
gardcd rs ono OF
the best and
smartest fcath.
orweishts In tho
country, and
fans are flEur.
ing on him TO
cut short SHELLS
phenomenal rise.
They figure
that ho In smart
cnought TO keep
out of tho way
OF Snell's furI.
GUS swings. and
TINT thu No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Kid KapIan Wins
OUer Johnny Farr

OAKLAND. March i2.--Kld Knp.
ian. worlds feathorwciEht cham
plon. won the newspaper decision
over Johnny Farr OF Oakland IN n
i2.round bout hare last night. Kap.
Ian was credited with taking 10
rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

shift used by tho Tacoman won't
bother him.
Promoter Nate Druxman reports
nm unparalleled demand for tlekots
and prcdicts q complete sell.out by
Sunday night.
Tho Pool won't be half bic
enough to hold them ALL" Druxmnn
says, "nnd only wish That II was
possible to hold this shot ut the ball
park. so that everyone who wants
TO SEQ Il can"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
PLAYERS AT
FRAT HOUSES

The players from tho IS teams
entered arc being housed AZ the
university fraternity houses.
Tho final game viii be played
Saturday evening. and because OF
tho unusual intcres; in the tournA.
ment this year one OF the larxcs,
crowds that has ever seen a con.
test In the local sym is expected
10 turn out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
CHAMPIONS
NOR Herr.

walla waila. tho team that won
the state tito last year. Is not de.
Tending its title walla walla was
defeated in an elimination game
recently,
Only two OF tho teams this,
played In last years tourney arc
again entered In competition this
season. Hoauiam and Lewis and
Clark Of Spokane. arc the teams
playing their second consecutive
year.
Arrangements have been made a,
The university gym 20 take carr
Of large crowds during ;he tourua.
uteot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
BY TON OLSEN

WITH is sectional championship
W teams entered. play started a,
. o'clock this morning In tho third
annual Washington State high
school basketball tournamen, at the
university gym here.
whateom and wcna,sheo were
playing in tho nrst game al ?
o'clock In the other games schs,
duled FOR this morning. Yacolt was
playing Auburn az 9J5, Aberdeen
tangltng with Lewis and Clark AZ
1910, and Davenport meeting Yak,
lima At itts
Tho games scheduled for this
afternoon arc: Clarksou W.. Edison
at ESQ. Everett ys. Puyallup az
3d5. Pullman vs.. Hoqulam al 4.
Bothell and Benton City meet at
$50 this evening. A. SIS tho loser
OF the whRtcom. wenatchee game
meets the loser OF tho Yacolt
Auburn game. At 9. tho loser Of
tho Aberdeen.Lewis and Clark con.
test tangles with tho loser OF the
Davenport. Yakima lgay,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Tho Lake Shore golfers are all
excited these days. Secretary
Frank Byers' ducks are laying.
That's tho first bit OF exciting
news we've been able 20 get from
Inglewood for quito some time.
Thanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Wilson Ga,D Will
Lead Roosevelt

Wilson Cav, guard'on tho Roose.
Welt high school basketball team, was
yesterday elected to captain tho Ted.
dy cogcrs during their 1926 caIn.
pnign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Hero II is March already ana no.
body has yet been oblo 20 explain
tho mystery OF how Cyril Walker
won tho open golr championship
last ycan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
TIGERS ALL IN

AUGUSTA, Ga, March Ebert
Cole arrived In camp wednesday
md Hoinio Manush slgnod up
malsing the Tiger squad intact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
SMELL PICKS
TOUGH ONES

HDoC' SMELL keeps picking
~ them tougher and tougher.
and in Mike Dundee. his opponent
for Tuesday nlght's show at the
Crystal Pool. critics believe he has
chosen tho hardest problem OF his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Luke May. who specialiIes In
running down criminals. had n
tough day at Beacon Hin yes
terday trying to run down his
wild tee shots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
First Games
Being Played
in Big Meet
Walla Walla, Last Years
Champions, Are Not
Defending Title

In the first game Of the state
high school basketball tournA.
ment. Whatcom's five from Bcl-
bingham scored "A 20 TO rs vic
tory over Ncnatchec. IL was
n close game all OF the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

a rookie reported In the Cleveland
camp with three trunks, a golf bag
and a radio. The boys got lot
OF stuff" admitted Speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
cattle 1airWayS
!, BY ALEX Crosse


Gregor Macleod Macmillan and
Stanley Hills are Just about ready TO
tee off on their big match for some
kind OF championship at the olym-
pic links.
Note: Radio +. A. r. c. i. viii
broadcast tho results OF this TIT.
which. incidentally. Is 10 start from
scratch. We don't know where,
how or under wha, conditions Il win
terminate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Bal Hdrmer. toho con sell Write
trucks quicker than &c can get OF;
Of bWnkors. Is having tough time
landing Ray Fotclcr. THIS cdrnv
fuel dealer to1Hts tieo strokes a hole
but Bm Is at q loss 10 kno,c u
hen haro 70 ,cln or lose the match
in order 10 get RAYS order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Tho longest run Of tho year Is
credited 10 young Jake schHefer.
but ], hardly qualities him for a
run against, Nurmi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Some golfers go out in SIS and
come back In Sc, Others so out in
two hours and como back IN a rotten
humor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
SCHAEFER'S VICTORY ON
GREEN CLOTH SENSATIONAL

tionately called Tho old wizard ''
but the youthful Hoppe was too good
Tor him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

p. w. Griffith Is showing n film
called America" L, probably will
bo an awful bust in Herrln. ILL.,,
and other foreign countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Claude f~7yny'J Stanley ,cds t,os
hours on the phone before he conls
persuade Larry ties and Dick
Hdynes. the Poison Tirins. to 90 on
10 fn1leioood. Tiny" got trimmed,
and noio he Is wondering II there
Is any Sach tcord as "Reciprocity.'
Ss quite sttre that the Trcs-
Haynes combination knoto nothing
about ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

improvement IN this respect in both
major leagues. And. after all. con.
troll f. tie most necessary asset OF
smRr; pitching.
The developing Of a change os
pace BY a majority Of tho pitchers,
coupled with a decrease in witness,
u certain 70 make for much better
pitching this summer.
While ] stu believe that bat
TING win DO supreme. l0ol, for
tho list OF 500 baiters 10 be
considerably curiaIled.