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The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Pat oIlins Real
Help 10 Yankee
Pitchers

Pat Collins has been q great
help = al The pitchers Tor he
heo caught every eanas the
Yants havt played Pat indeed,
he's done more work than any
0ther catcher II the league ex-
cept LIKE seWsIl. who has been
used practically 81 the time
behind the bat for Cleveland.
Collins throwing could Be I'M
proved upon. but he can hit end
bic with men On base, and he Is
solid. chunky hulwark back of
the plate. though Lacking the
chattery iirnbleness cf BEN
cough, whose right shoulder has
been stiff I'll spring.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Hakoalls Go Home

NEW YORK. June 2. HAVING
engaged II q successful tour Of the
east ana middle west. the Hakosh
soccer team, Of Vienna, sailed tor
home today on the Berengaria.
Members Of the team, an all.IeNEielt
organization, were guests at 3 fare,
well dinner last night at the Hotel
Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
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GRlf MN
Must
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By Louis A. DOugher

NEW YORK, June 2. Buciky
Harris has begun cracking the
wlliu. Not satisfied with the show
ing 81 his team recently, the little
manager has ordered everybody out
of bed By 0:l6 o'clock every morn.
ing. This came as q shock to some
of the boys yesterday, especially
certain small number who like
to caress the pillow until II o'clock
before preparing Tor their days
Z work
FL want every player IN shape
% play ball. Harris explained On
assuming the management Of the
oyVashington club. II shall not
burden them with rules and regu-
1ations The fewer the better. They
are old enough to know how to
; care for themselves and am rely.
Ing upon them TO do this.
Most major league clubs have
rules of conduct. Some are fussy
about them, others not 90 much.
The American League champions,
however, has played through two
seasons with little o. no rules
or regulations. Now comes the
first. No. wonder sons o. the
boys were shocked.
The Griffs are TO be on the road
cor four weeks on this trip. This
10 long enough to test thoroughly
the value Of the early rising. e
& produces any good Il win prob.
ably be continued. f no difference
II seen Il may pass out. Harris
admits II Is an experiment.
The future Of the Washington
pitching staff rests upon the wealth
er, according 20 Manager Harris
Thus Tar there has been no really
warm weather something vitality
necessary TO q veteran hurting
corps.
.'Our pitchers have done fairly
well, considering the cold weatts'
We have experienced. !" explains Man
ager Harris. II look for them q
snow to much better advantage 81
They are bound to come, maybe y
hot week ought 10 work wonders
are IN shape, watch them knocl
confidence In them and they know
w.
waite HOyt has been pitching
brilliantly for the Yankees, but hlA
Miller Huggins and HOyt may BE-
unavoidable b few days.
Hogt has always weighed aronn'
900 pounds. Wishing TO take Of
weight he has overtrained hirnsel
and today finds him &C i76 pounds
90 pounds lighter than when b
BEGAN work It st. PetereburI
Lately be has been losing liz
pounds weekly and he looks q
though drawn through 4 knot he'll
His physician advises b eolnplet
rest, but ne has not been able I
40 that with the Yankees on
fnntng etrealE
The Washington times., 1926-06-02

FIRST BUG - BETOHA
DON'T KNOW HOW THAT
BALL GOT DOWN THERE.
SECOND BUG - ATS
EASY. A GOLF BUG
KIN CKED IT IN.
FIRST BUClEAW, THE
Guy THAT D1EW %
IMKND 1I IN.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
MINIATURE
T0GHANIP
By Roas Z. CoIIlIlin

Mrs. y. Marvin Haynes, ~ Con-
gressionaI and Columbia. upheld l1er
prestige - District wolnen's coli
IN the third nainiatufe
tournament Of the Women's Coli
Association, held On the course q
the Congressional club. when she
swept through Miss Dorothy white
and Mrs. Frank Tomlinecn to win
the first flight.
IN addition to that honor. Mrs..
Haynes tied with Miss white Tor
the low medal for the six qualify.
holes was 81, but both the ladies
shot the required distance Ia %
strokes.
Many Of the players were wen
drencied when q sudden shower
came mp, catching about hall the
Held out on the course. The
women stuck 20 their gums: how.
ever md finished their playing.
The Afternoon round was. played
On . hesvy course. but the scor.
img wa good.
Mrs. Haynes defeated Miss White
: up, and then had tougher
battle with Mrs. Tomlinson. The
pair went an extra hole when Mrs.
Tcmlinson won the ninth hole to
square the match. Mrs. Haynes
took the tenth, and that ended that.
Results Of the other flights were:
Second flight--Mfa. u. Il. Tiliey
Defeated Mrs. =. Lester Rose, up
in II. Mrs. J. n, DeFarges de.
1eated Mrs. McCook Knox. up
Finals. Mrs. Tilley won by de.
fault.
Third fiight-Mrs. Leonard Chap.
man defeated Miss Phyllis Keller.
and 4. Mrs. Monroe 70. Miller
defeated Mrs. G. Arthur slater. 3
and ]. Finals. Mrs. Miller defeated
Mrs. Chapman, and q.
Fourth \ flight-Mrs. Perry 3.
Hoover defeated Mrs. Thorne
Strayer, : and i. Mrs. w n. Hall
defeated Mrs. n. g. Dunbar,
3 and /. Finals, Mrs. Hoover de.
feated Mrs. Hall, 3 up.
Fifth flight--Mra. n. King Corn.
well defeated Mrs. Tom Moore. 8
and q Mrs. James r. Harper de.
feated Louise Lacy. up n 10.
Finals-Mrs. CorHwell defeated Mrs.
Harper, 3 and 1.
sixth 2Iight--Mrs. w. 8. Corby
defeated Mrs. r. B. Cummings, 2
and /; Mrs. r.. G. Stratton defeated
Mrs. George n. Parker, UP. Finals
Mrs. Corby defeated Mrs. Stratton.
4 and 81
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
HANPN1
RAC
BY Louis A. DoueIler

0y@ AAUeAA@ - 0WNA A&11
NEW York. June To-day the
Griffmsn are dua 70 close theii
second series 81 the year at the
YANKEES stadium. Tomorrow morn.
ing they win arrive at Toronto,
where they have IN exhibition
game carded with the Toronto Leafs
81 the international League.
The Leafs are Al tangled up with
the Buffalo and Baltimore clubs a
Is hot pennant fight and fair nlkten
are expected to drag out from 16s'
900 to 10000 fans eager for q Peek
sc Waiter johnson, Goose GOgliIl
and BuclEy Harris Indeed, ~
schaclit, d veteran Of the Interlla.
fiOnal League. has : Bot o. With
Secretary cyncr that there VIII g
closer 70 10000 than $4,000. pro
vided the weather II pleasant.
Toronto A fortunate Al booking
the American League cllaulplOns
Tor On exhibitions. ~ 70 the sel,
tied policy Of the aAlalngtoIi
club t0 play No exhibitions tllls
season while the team has o.
chance 20 annex ttS third sue
ceSsive pennant.
Invitations are pouring Ii upon
Secretary Eynon. who Is kept busy
turning them Ill down.
Later on In the season there are
tour open dates.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
~ 4. b. Thomas

~ Ne - ~ AANANs@ w
I Tlio nAansa town has had % much
experianc6 With faleifgine sanalot
teams that one Is honest O me
.roydon A, e, Rhtte ths Interest.
The KFoydop =. q. which has
won III out 81 neven 1anAss. basred
itself on poipt 81 honor from =
ehancs u Win the cityf champion.
ship 81 the jsanior class.
with the knowledge that several
of 10 pIayeEa were slightly over
ths 40 limit, tho KroydOh tenn
passed up tlaa junior league q the
Capital city Baseball Association
and chose n independent nth 70
sandiot glory.
Eamdlot l,istorE reveals m.
Vulnerable instances where M
seFnDulous teams have wlaIEea 10
the 6Ilglbility rules md BHaenlee6
into classes lower Shnn they be.
IOnged THUS taking advantage VI
younger players.
4 q
rs win thRt Wy. says Dick
1fUEaefsnead, the k<royG0u pilot,
.sisTl't mIich sport, when YOU 6sure
II III ont. But We srroIy would
h0ve been gIad % gnt into ti1
tically q junior team ana wciIldn't
stand much g : show a the senior
7ens,,sr.,,a.A ,a.,,.silv I. ~ !.
lIsDydOti6 ataF pitcher. Hs has
pitched four victories ma i0rf. the
only game marked against hta 9easn.
u this contest the OntariOs we're
victorious.
Litle Byrd Eerenboueh, 81 the
Aztec AGidgetg, made two brilliant
CATCHES With the bases loaded n tie
ninth and stopped 4 Cobra rally.
The Astecs won. is % I.
This Crandalt Insects staged II
Gixyrun rally 10 catch ~. with the
Arrows ana then beat seln u the
END, 40 10 1S. Dutch LAWS, pitcher,
lik 3 double with the bases loaded
thai gava the CrandalIs their tI,iAl
mefNin.
Davis. Hines ana Raniey s.atted
the PHI Tor tha Ku KluN Khan.
which whipped the Csalpeper, Va,
club. To- y. Ranaey gok y couple
of two akgers.
The Oxen Hin 1fideete Rct five
runs n the ninth % beat the ApoI.
lOg. "a e
Heavy hitting N the sixth and
seventh gave the stro19 Ontario
Juniors enough runs 70 whip the
Cleveland Park juniors, 10 to 3.
Earl Knapp pitched wen Tor the
Ontarioa.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Walker Team
Pairings
Made

81. ANDREWS, scotland, June
3.~-Wailer Cup pairings IN which
the matches will be played with
the 3oursofaes set Tor today and
the singles for tomorrow follow:
EOuFsOsSlO Matches
Ouinlet Guil1ord vs. Wethered
HOldernes0.
swestSer.von Elm W.. Harris
Hexlat,
Jcnes.Gunn W. Tolley-Jamisaon.
GardpeFsa laekensie vs.. Storey.
BrOWHlOw.
Singles Matches ~
Jones W. Tolley.
@weetsor w. Holdernesa.
0uinet W. W0theFed.
Won Elm Ya. HeElAt.
GuilSor6 w. Harris.
Gum ". Drowalow.
MaeIEensis W. At0eeg.
p
G4gdneg ~ Janisgeae
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
shade Makes Debut

NEW York, June 2. - Dave
Shades 1925 debut as q middle.
weight contender. will be made at
the Cueensboro stadium tonight,
rain having caused postponen1ent
last night of his bout with Make
Rosenbloona. Shade ruled = strong
1RNogtte -
The Washington times., 1926-06-02

Rain washed out sH other eanags.
and double he aders are piline ND
IKE ceIp0und interest IA both big
Ieagues -Four irwin bills win y
played today.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Takoma Tigers Win

The Takoma Tigers mauled the
st. Paul juniors. score. is to i.
EhIsrs and Francis ytsld1d tho
losers tive bite
The Washington times., 1926-06-02

With I. DOdge's hearty ap.
prevail of the Presidents Cup
race, the Corinthian Club feels
that the event has the stamp OF
success even before the entry
list is closed.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02

Believe tk o. not, that ID the Inst
thing Dempsey fold me; Hiekard
Informed the writer. know he
meant t He con WINGED me that
he ID slRcere II believing that wills
would 81 easier game than Tunney.
EOf course he meant that must
get him assurances that the match
can 80 On without interferenca and
that cannot 40. however. this
doesn't alter the Eact that Denp.
aey 4 Cor the wills fight ana
doesn't need any edicfs from the
Rickard ateadfaatiy han declined
u 70 an public record as % whether
hi@ choice viii rest upon wills or
Ta1nney. However be has indicated
clearly that Tunney n his man.
The commission yesterday stated
Just as clearly that Il must Be Wills
and none other, the gymnastSc Mr..
MuldOOn achieving another Hip.
Ton on the question and George
u. Brewer being absent.
Richard was due % return u
town tOday and the showdown
commO1 b postponed any longer
than matter O. days. His
promise % the commission WIS
% report pfoRFess NsitlIln 20
days and the Tins limit has e.
pirod.
The anGWer3 Were the writer
able 70 penetrate the glacial cold.
negs and SEQ what u behind thoms
| gamblers eyes 0f RieIEardsa. N
could give II to you. Only Richard
lgnOWs. what VIII happen. although
II would seem that he Is confined 10
any one 81 three courses:
The promotion Of Dempsey
wills bout having forced the COM
mission 30 Tar out on = limb on
this question that 4 cannot back.
track.
Dempsey unmey bout out
side Che State which would mt be
PSI III pleasing 20 the boys "a. ~.
bAny.
Abandonment 81 the DeDpsAv CO
terprise altogether, which IL Highly
improbable.
Whatever Richards decision. you
can bet the rent money that It win
be the right one, ana that. once
made, he win continue doing BUSH
ness at the old stand regardless
Of all the vt.srnaturna II cesnTnis-
sion can unlimbeg. Riclss~ hasn't
been wrong since samson was given
that hoyiall bob az HIS.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
~ irk Mals

Although there hasn't been
much 0f ballyhoO staged about
It vet, Warrington Is 70 be the
scene this GUNNER Of an event
which deserves the support and
i.e6tsrn eIlaelit o every person
who IS interested Il Sports gem
srsIIy and the city specific Us.
we refer, ladies' and gentle.
men. u tie eni cup Rl.s
Ratt To be held % the POtOy
mae. September 90, under the
auspices ok the Corinthinn Yacht
Club.
ALTHOUGH the event il less
than four months III the Ofaing,
the regatta committee, headed
bv genial ssBilI.' Rogers, has been
quietly 1t work for the past
year making plans for 3 general
revival 81 motor boat racing IN
this vicinity, which revived Is 10.
take the form Of 3 81, 900 gold
cur, sponsored BY the President
ot the United States.
10 cite an example o. the
progress made BY the commit
tee ~ charge Of the races, i
might be said that no less 8
parsonage IN. the power boat
field than Horace 3. Dodge,
the Detroit manufacturer and
sportsman has signified his IN
tenfion az entering two and pos
Sibly three boats in the Septen1.
Der classic.
Without belittling any Of the
other entries which are numerous
and forboding, it can be said
without waxing exaggerntiLn,
that the Dodge entries for the
Washington races just about
cinch the popularity and sslc-
cess Of the Presidents Cup
Regatta, for, where Horace
Dodge takes his boats, the others
inevitably follow.
Mr.. Dodge has . busy SEIZED:
ule mapped out this summer Tor
his rapid little speedb0ats but
loses no time in assuring the
Corinthian members that he
would not think of neglecti1g
the attractive program which has
been arranged for this city.
His opinion Of such sporting
events is valuable as well -
interesting and he closes his
letter Of acceptance to Rogers
in this manner:
"With the advantages which
you have at Washington and
with the very efficient way IN
which your committee is hand
ling the matter, / feel sure these
races viii be among the most
interesting during the entire
year"
With +. DOdge's hearty ap.
proval Of the Presidents Cup
race, the Corinthian Club feels
that the event has the stamp OF
success even before the entry
list is closed.
There is hope, too, that an.
other prominent sportsman, Ca
leb Bragg, Of New York, whose
"Baby Bootlegger" won the Gold
Cup races last year as well a.
the Dodge Memorial Trophy,
will also have an entry here
September 20.
With both Mr.. Dodge and
Mr.. Bragg on the scene, the
broad expanse OF the historic
Potomac would indeed Be the
focal point Of motor boat racing
toward the fag end Of the SUM
ner.
, 1926-06-07

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