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ENTRY LIST SMELLS
FOR DRAKE RELAYS

DES MONIES. Iowa. April 10
P)-As the time for the Drake re
lays draws near, the entry list is
swelling. Entries arc received almost
by the score daily. Those announced
today included Ohio State, with the
thirty-two track and field stars. Al.
other Buckeye entry was Ohio
Wesleyan. The Delaware. Ohio. school
will send eight men. iowa State
College Of AmcS led the list in the
number Of entries with forty cyclone
men on its list. Coach Harry Gin
Of the University Of Illinois sent
reservations for thirty athletes. imcIrd-
ing Chick" Werner, hurdle-hoppiug
artist.
The meet will BE- held April %
and -.
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RICHARDS FIELD
INCLUDES DETROIT

DETROIT. Mich. April 1G.-LPJ-
\ syndicate. in which Tex" Richard
Of New York is said to he interested.
10 promote hockey, boxing and other
sports in Detroit. has been incorporat-
ed here. Articles ~ Incorporation
were filed with the secretary 81 state
al Lansing late yesterday. The com
pany was capitalized at $i1O,OOO
The incOrpOratOrs were named as
Glenn u. Curtiss. Lewis 4. Ewnld
and NJ. Ross Frceland all attorneys.
They refused to comment on the
proposition but Curtiss admitted that
Tex" Richard aud perhaps other
Eastern men were interested in the
venture.
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LEGALS
Bids and Proposals
BIDS WANTED


Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
gustus hcCloskey, county Judge. will be
received in the office OF the county audi
tor until II o'clock a. m. Saturday. April
II. 1925, for the construction OF the
Bexar County Court House, San Antonio.
Be1ar county, TexaR
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum OF three Co
per cent OF the amount Of the bid with
General Bids and five 80 per cent of the
amount Of the bid with Mechanical
Bids
Separate bids will be received on Heat
ing, Vsntllating, Plumbing, Electrical,
Refrigeration and Elevator installation.
Plans may be received from the
architects, Emmett T. Jackson, Phelps
6 Devices and George willis. 1872 Gunter
building, by depOsItins $50 per set for
General Plans and SIj per set for Me-
chan!cal Plans.
Bexsr county reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all ODDS
W. s. KENDALL.
County Auditor.
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U.S.LOSESF|RS7
RADIO PIRACY
TEST CASE
Court Rules That Sections
of Wireless Law Are
Ambiguous.

CHICAGO. April 1G.-LP)-Thc
government lost its first air piracy
case today when Federal Judge James
n. WilkersOn found for the defendant.
the Zenith Radio Corporation and its
president. f. +. Mcdonald Jr.. who
had been accused of violating the
wireless act of 1912.
The court held that sections | and
> of the wireless law were ambiguous
and could not apply in the present
action, and that Congress did not en-
power the secretary Of commerce with
certain discretionary powers which he
had assumed.
CHARGE AIR PIRACY.
The case originated when station
WJAZ. owned and operated by the
corporation and which is licensed to
operate upon 1924 meters two hours
weekly under split arrangement with
station KOA at Denver assumed the
use of 800 meter length which had
been set aside for international broad
casting between the United States
and Canada.
At the time of the alleged piracy of
that wave length it was unused.
Mcdonald said today that the wave
length was seized as an opportunity
TO provoke constructive legislation.
the corporation wilfully taking an
action which they believed contrary
to the discretionary powers which the
secretary of commerce had assumed.
The government in criminal in
formation filed in Federal District
Court, accused the corporation and
its president of four specific cases Of
air piracy.
MCDONALD SATISFIED.
The case was taken under advise
ment by Judge Wilkerson February
-.
We are satisfied with the finding
Of the court and want 10 make 1t
clear to the public that this decision
affects only manufacturers, producers
and research experimcnters in radio
work and cannot possibly result in
chaos by owners of stations who have
not been licensed nor by other classes
of broadcasting stations because the
law specifically covers any piracy
which they might attempt" said Mr..
Mcdonald.
"We are satisfied also that this
action will stimulate Congress to on
act much needed constructive radio
legislation"
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NOTICE or HEARING TO APPROP-
RATE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
gFATEr TWAS

STATE OF TEXAS No. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given to whom con-
cerBed that Ed. Goeth and J.. A
GOrth the postoffice address OF whom
Is San Antonio, Texas, did on the cath
day Of March A. b.. 1926. file their
spplICatiO in the office Of the Board
OF Water Engineers for the State o.
Texas in which they apply for per-
init 20 appropriate Of the inappropriate
ed waters OF the State OF Texas, from
the Medina river and San Antonio river,
IN BeGar county. Texas 70 be diverted
by means OF two pumping plants said
pumping plants TO be located as fol-
lows: % Located at point which
bears y. degrees min. J.. 2GAJ feet
from the southeast corner Of J. A. de Ia
Cara survey, on tie west bank Of
-Ee San Antonio river. IN BeNar county,
Texas and No ~ located at point
which bears s. S. degrees 10 min. ".
1855 feet from the southeast corner Of
J. 4. dc la Cara survey, on tho north
bank Of thc Medina river. IN B-yar COuu-
ty, Texas and are distant In a southeast
erly direction from San Antonio, Texas
about y miles.
You are hereby further notified that
the said Ed. Goetu and 4. A. Goetn
propose 70 install pumping plant. TO
consist OF aT.l TIPS cenirr.itusaIl
pumps as may be necessary. operated
by a FOrdsOH tractor, 10 D.. y. having
a height lit Of siyfy-five feet, and 70
divert herewith sufficient water for the
irrigation Of not to exceed two hundred
ysven-seven EN- acres OF land in BcNar
county. Texas, fully described IN said
application.
A hearing on the application Of the
said FL. Goeth and II. 4. GOetu will be
held by the Board "f Water Engineers
Tor tho State Of Texas. in the office
Ds the Board at Austin. Texas, on
Monday April Goth. A. j., 1926. be-
ginning al 10 o'clock a. m, AZ which
time and place all parties Interested
may appear and be heard. Such hear
Ing will be continued from time 20 time
and from place TO place, II necessary,
until such determination has been made
relative 10 said application as the said
Board Of Water Engineers may deem
sight equitable and proper
Given under and by virtue OF an or
der %. the Board OF Water Engineer
for the State Of Texas. at the office Of
tic said Board. at Austin. Texas. this
the 2l.E day Of March. A. D.. 1926.
Attest: 4. vs.. Mcdonald, sccy.
JNO A. NORRIS.
g :. CLARK,
:. %. DUNLAP.
Board OF Wafer Engineers
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%zSMlIlwmkAnnfI5aSMe

= Al business courses. dRv and night
c'ssses hi~Es type school, expert iE
dififuaI rc~vF.Ur. positions secured
sevsry graGustr. also teach by mail, en-
sfer no.. Wr..e call or phone CT. 4O1i
for free rlt-lr=
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-ALale
Statesmen Wanted

WE ARE @U'HrElug our opera tons
iH san Antonio and surrounding
..f@rritoTw and can uSr about four
- young men. % 10 80 years o.d
with the foliUulag quail rs lions.
High school education.
some business eAper eacs.
Good reputation.
Energy and loyalty.
The men accepted WI bs given
fhorough training IN slIesmsusltp
under experienced supervisors aud
placed in executive position as soon
a. qualified. This j. an opDor-
iunity 20 snfer fle largest organ
zation o. its kind "a the world
40 flosters o. advance artists
Fshtsd- See SIR. Read, 5O8 Man
cries BIDS.
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FOOT.
BAKER SSTART.
N TEXAS
Hotel Magnate Of Six Cite.
Dates Texas Career From
San Antonio Omen.


.,....
~ raDolt 1907 was tne original
cause and is now the magic talisman
of the largest system of hotels in Tex-
as
WI ~ ,
ne" l. d. haNer' presldent ana
principal owner Of the Baker Hotel
company. moves into his new buiId;ny
o+ NinoroI yyol1s bo ,,.ir, al ~. -
nv VIM "uu the siA'h
uhit 10 chaln OF large hostelries
which really began in an ice box l.
years ayo.
Tb;- 81,
+o;n ne r,d loI,,en, sofs oack 10 an uncer-
~ Ill AZ vi 'nv s'a,I1n platform
bord H. L. L.. as NJ. paher. grlp IN
tbn Nh " III u poatu ram RAJ 1or
tbo, onont; anu a , T ne was
o. 'I Ii IL, '''nS Inc LON Oonhor hotei
~ o.pi,n.
thaNUES DESTINATION AND
DESTINY.
As he paced the platform, he was
stopped by a friend who asked where
he was going. The friend was an
agent for company selling Texas
land. When the friend discovered
tnne i,"Nvi H L Douhu Ior hortneTn
tho '' ,J NC pesah az one 10 untold
iar "I Im 81 W Tue MO ",ahue var
fo,,nl ~ h;,,,lf 'm minutes M. naker
s stooJ ~ nar. Spe.Iins s9uihWara IN,
t,enu,;, VI III. ~. var. "Iu' gnu l"SteHd OIL
81 'ritnH I'oi,o ne war III nc company
80 sI I ~, "tnor hlssourrlns
a. ~ !" i"oN at ~ HES .a,Iey;
n ~ III VI n"l.er pouSnt lanu
"i" ~" 49,, w" o'neI hIeI'OeLS oL thG
SaS 'uimvu ~ sep oagA Io"aru
3'n ' Ln NJ nv anu en- Ipnpan!
80" .ay o""lue' "' Inc d. Autnoh5
oi Ta: Lo.,,
,., Iva il.iS 'n ~ MI nhher wa really
s U"m bo,in '"'S' sopiin S2teI TINS
,;o na'i"s 1" P.iuc ~ MS probes
n,on, mant J 70 give M. baker
''I i"iu'i .,
s,nrIr ronro 80 thS "a al Joiu J 1'o .La
SSIppn Loonl VI Lne note! ana mere
IL Day. az e.. san En- ne saw tne greatest
ndr Vi Inv ~ w. Lail i1Sn anu e1
r.. ", ",e" ", .nSt NJ nau I, een'
W., w. ~ ~ ~ t.,: S hotei couiu BUR
p"'' tnis, nv 'eIleNeo'
GOOD OMEN AS GIFT.
The steward took down a large i'm
ported Russian rabbit. cut off one foot
and handed it to Mr.. Baker as an
omen of good luck
II knew if this hotel could break
even with that supply of food on hand.
then it could be made TO make money!
said Mr.. Baker. THAT night / sought
the owners OF the hotel. They were
tnS o"nerS Vi lne puIluins ana mao
u"neI ~. ,ne nT.'i peI,uss .ae ieesLe
w waS oannrG I - ~ was o"neu oy tnS
.HasIo' "iu 'oneo ss'aLe' ASKER
t tLeiil ta; my ma1te "a 10 uisP9Se oL
. .heII ~, DI'ins's -, am .ney Hplieu InaI
my ~ ''iu ,r nan mem
"m ol"r ny 'eiesraph "neh re-
''' ..Wi;. I'm r.L. .-..,- Al
iInout iIitner InSpect. s6 , tne
no'J'' n''I ""iH' anI ~ - uasN
n llnae 'ne, men an oilrr "n T Lney az,
-" anu 'INi'''' tn"' no'ei !"
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III. Sln'ni, poLNgt III mr. na n
LL; va: "s' III
nooiI pay II - ne satnG Lna]
IN "u"E ION ~. wei stocNeu pau
II! % me 81 Ans 5 II soes Wner
gStI ne Eoss' anu L 1t mus Bare som"
iole"t 'nd'lil D'cauSc Ihe naher ~
.-p, III a rev Srars nas s,o%n 10
I,'ss'', ~ vi Wv ,a' s,sI noDeis an tn'
Slule' anu pans are underway 10 IN
'I'isc u :" 'i'"L IeAaS wiz haSe tn'
S!ra',s, h"lcI system III tne Souln;
-; ~" n"tein "'' u Oe eiecI'u !" several
oAaS cues
STARTED IN KANSAS.
4 little frame hotel whose windows
. IT,
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Winerich Motor Sales Company
Broadway at Third St-Crockett 1926.
Ford Touring

With starter and demOuntabIe rims
good TOD and tires, only $50. See
CRAWFORD MOTOR co.
CT. 454s. Still ". Houston st
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IN y 20 CITY
Il. Ei3% /. SIS [Gl.t.gsEy.

4 sWoolworth Rif-. Crockett 259.
Gunner Alamo Plaza and Houston St
Rv the po7tn5lice. opposite the
-'Saered Alamo. Ideal newS loca-
tan and uneguaied equipment. Over
~ years Of better service, proven BY
tic greater success Of graduates.
t-,l. mail this coupon.
me -..--.......-.,.
~
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EMPLOYMENT |
Help Wanted-Female t6S

wANTED-Good middle aged German
woman: must be good cook and manage
restaurant Apply Gil Broadway Mon
day.
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Yantis Motor Co.
Broadway at Fourth
Crockett 800.

1924 Star Touring Car
This car equipped with front and rear
Jumpers. motOmster and bar cap. !ock
steering. etc, has been run Just $500
miles and 4 you would see 81 sitting on
new car sales room floor you would
jay u FOR brand new. see this car at
san Antonio Buick Co. Broadway a.
Ff.h -. c.. 81.
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Use LIGHT WANT ADS AND GEL
QUICK RESULTS AT LOW COST
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AUTOMOBILES
Wanted Automobiles

Wanted Automobiles 1sI
CASH for late model Fords and Dodges.
He'll. 2ls Broadway.
WILL trade paying apartment house
business for late model seven passenger
sedan; must be IN good condition. 3l5
:. Alamo.
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/ NIGHT SCHOOL

raEs time. learn while you earn, raise
taur oru SALARY hy attending DrauEh-
.rn's Coles NlEHt school bookkeeping
'Esfiiff aceaunLuE Shorthand. tipping,
lFtuausfin. eIlsh, spanish, salesman
fnf 1ui ftl sGrlcc iuc'udiuE railway
raArED nIaFn 81 fhrcr g1EuF men foT
.l.f anI nlfHs f0 7FeFF hand f0- al-
tuerntrt - 81. connefIg. after $3.50
81 nfn Hots
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MEDIUM PRICES
4 PLUS
ESTABLISHED
SERVICE

Light Delivery .......S e.
Touring. starter ............ -
Roadster. starter ............. 80
Panel Light Delivery ........ 1870
1872 Tour, One-man. top ...... l2J
1924 Tour. new paint ......... %
1924 Type Coupe. painted ..... ~
1874 Tudor Sedan ............ 30
1928 Type FOrdOr Sedan ...... 40
Several gravel trucks cheap.
HERPELGHLESPIE
go F.. Houston -. Cr. $50
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flour raIssnlsu wanted
80. Grain d Seed co.'s =. Commerce
} - s5sz.
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Help Wanted-Domestic

BRAND new servants apartment: lights
gas. water. bath. for colored couple. Ap.
ply 20l6 y. BRACES. woOdlawn 4s4I
WANTED-White woman for general
aousewoTk. German preferred. good
home. good wages. room on place. 81
Joliet. Alamo Heights.
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Ford Car Bargains

1921 FORD roadster. has the original
paint. lock wheel spare tire and other
extras. some cheap transportation at
1913. terms Call Otis CarutherS Or.
~ Dr ErOanWau Al E-ELh.
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Used Cars for sale d,

LATE 1925 Buick roadster. Looks and |
runs Ike new. VIII sell for &725. owner |
Fpevrsn. Orme5v Chevrolet Co. CT. $500 |
Evening star., 1926-03-12
5ho Punch Beating Bons Cards WeHFojedA ganst Accidents
HAGENlACHER GAINS
TITLE AT BILLIARDS

PHILADELPHIA. March - P).-
Eric Hagenacher of Germany became
! world 1872 balkline billiard champion
today, dethroning Jake Schaefer of
Chicago.
The title passed early in the morning.
when the challenger completed the
stipulated 500 points of the match
after three nights play. chaefers
total was 1,344. The match went "a
innings.
Hagenlacher is the tenth recognized
champion of the game and intends to
remain In the United States. He is 80
years old, and has been seeking the
title for three wears. improving with
each appearance He is To live in New
York.
Schaefer has held the title four
times. having won it last in January
from Edouard Horemans of Belgium.
A few days before his match with
Hagenlacher Schaefer esta blShed an
unofficial high run in this country of
525 points but in the title match ne
was off form.
The advantage which the German
obtained by winning the first block,
500 to II in ; innings. was steadily
whitfield away. but the handicap was
too much for Schaefer. The Germa
faltered in the home stretch. but
closed with a run of "a.
Schaefer started the final block 36l
behind. and tailed 7hS to the Ger
mans 500.
Evening star., 1926-03-12
MAT BOUT FIZZLES;
FRAME up" ALLEGED

BOSTON. March l. hP}.--CoHnirl-
inG claims of 4 forfeit Of the world
WrestiiE& chanpionShip ana Of a
iralnr-up" WAS made today ~ The
of It near riot last night
nccHsiuncd by Joe s'techerS retu~ i
t." take part in. q bout.
St"cher VIII" regards himself 49, -
champion. was slated 10 meet an
unknown" When confronted with
Joe Mnlcewicz of Utica. \. Y. Stech-
er leaped from the ring. Pando-
monium reigned and police sWarmnd
around the rinSside. The excitement
increased when Leon Burbank. res :
cree. declared MalceWicZ The winner
and the champion. Stecher and his
brother and manager Anthony, de-
clared that the Walkout was staged
because Paul BoWser, the promoter,
did not make good Il verbal CONTRACT
To pay Stecher sl2 300
when Joe ana | got into The
dressing room" Anthony said 1--WE
demanded our guarantee. BoWsn:
said 1t would look better il he paid
the money in the ring before The
people. We began to see sometime;
fishN, hnt we got into the ring Then
BoWSer refused To pay cover the
guarantee and Joe MalcpWicZ jumped
into the ring. It WAS distinct
f"ame-up all around
Jake PresSler of DeS Moines. Iowa
first climbed into the ring at the
Boston Arena and was greeted with
bOos and catcalls. Then came
Stecher. Then from the ringsidn
hoped up Malcewicz. who doffed his
street clothes and displayed Wre>t-
ling toys. Then Stecher' jumped out.
Last January MalceWicz posted "a
$500 forfeit in support of his claim
that he won the hea NNWeight cham :
pionship title from Earl Caddock al
Utica four DAYS before the latter
was defeated by Joe Stecher.
In posting the forfeit, Malcewicz
challenged Stecher and Stranger
Lewis to a three -cornered sweep
stakes at $4,000 a side. winner take
all
Evening star., 1926-03-12

Another merry batting bee was
staged in the ninth at the expense of
Shea Five afeties and a Buffalo mis-
play accounted for five scores.
SEVERED Archdeacon and McNeely
contrived To break iuto the line-up
duling tn fray. Hank relieved Benny
Tate behind the bat. He did some
.epa catch;n@. but failed to get hod
oI tbs bal! Wen in his tW" batting
turns. ..rchdt aeon. after batting for
''hrm;ts and failing to hit in the sew
cnth substituted for Rice in center.
McNetlN. pinch batting for Joyce in
tnc fourth swung from the left side,
.,nt thing he has been practicine the
tr."e couple of days. All he did was
swing.
The failure Of these substitutes I"
hit. however. meant nothing in the
face of the solid slamming of the reg
ular@ The Nationals probably will
have every whit as much power in
attack as they had last Year and then
hey certainly were not Weakln"s at
bat.
Joe judges cold was somewhat re-
liz we'd last night. and ii may be that
Ia will resume his first -SlrkinS job
tomorrow. Eut Moon Harris will be
ready To as ume The task should Joe
continue indisposed
After Il Thirdsacker.
Rumrr has 1t that clark Griffith ana
HuCkY Harris are about to close u
deal for a thirdSarkef. but neither will
admit it or that th3y have any one in
prospect. However. both the general
and field chief of the Nationals are
nHSiolIs-. to get another hot-corner
guardian. for Bluece Is the only reg.
ular of the club without a real under
study Harris has said the Champs
will refuse tn waive on any player
who does his work around that base.
Evening star., 1926-03-12

Red Strader California University
star catcher. took his workout with
the Indians yesterday. He made q
favorable impression.
The Indians were 70 travel To Or
la ndo today to play Cincinnati in the
second of their six game series. We
grounds prevented yesterdays game.
PHILADELPHIA. March y Cp)-
So interested was Commissioners Ian
dis in watching the senior AthletiC
team defeat the junior nine. l3 to s..
at Fort Myer. Fla. yesterday. that
he forgot to leave in time to catcE
his train for the PhillieS' camp at BRA
denton.
Quite a game. quite game, he
said
Cy Williams. hard-hitting "uttelder.
has joined the phillies.
DETROIT Mich. March - tF)
Despite a muddy field. the Detroit
American team held a curtailed work
out yesterday at their Augusta. Ga..
training camp All of the players on
dered to Augusta for training have
now arrived. with the exception Of
Lou Blue. first baseman. and Emory
tigney. shortstop.
The absence of Blue and i;igney
Will not interfere with regular lnHeld
and outfield practice being started
next Monday. when Manager Ty Cobb
Is scheduled 10 take charge of the
raining.
The present squad embraces Johnny
\eun. a first haseman. and Tavener, a
thortstop
ST. LOUIS. March - LP).-Bili
Hallahan. pitcher, recalled from syria.
cuse. has been the big show in eXhihi
ti"n games played thus far by tn"
Cardinals. In parts Of two exhibition
iiits in which he has participated at
The san Antonio, Tex, training camp
iiallahan has allowed only one hit ana
has struck ont thirteen hatters.
The cards beat the san Antonio
Bears - 10 2 Yesterday and IlallahHu.
pitching three innings. allowed one
hit.
Tho Browns. nj Tarpon Springs.
Fla. worked hard Yesterday to round
out for their long series of exhibition
games. They went through drills in
batting and fielding. They. meet the
Brooklyn Dodgers. who defeated them
TO 4 Wednesday. in another exhibit
ton game Saturday.
CHICAGO. March IL (4D-Ch Changes
in the outtield and new batting line
up OF the Chicago Cubs are predicted
tactics of Manager Joe Mccarthy to
win the three game series with the
Los Angeles, To open in Los Angeles
Today.
More \-ray pictures are To be- taken
of Grover AleXander'S right leg. the
Evening star., 1926-03-12

ANA al over. He can bat, too. fully
as well as the average who swings IN
the big leagues these DAYS.
Toporccr never could get out "f th"
National League if the Cards essayed
10 waive him GlasSoS and all. h" is
an accurate iuii"idcr and always bats
Tom THNlUr MAY STAY with the Cards
ANA he may - ON. When ne had -
chance he played third base with
Washington and once peeked into the
world series. However. the Cardinals
are :" good in "ther WAYS that -
d""Sn't seem that Taylor will carry
on to - regular position.
Dan Clark Another sub.
Dan Clark. who was with the Pos
TON Americans once. and who can hit
th" bali ii mile. is another tu whom
li"rnshy has tied mp He can pla,
third. Hornsby is likely l." Keep the
reserve material al around for his
infieId.
In the "utfeld he has Mueller, a
new Taylor, lack smith. Eoettcrr.
, Holm. Man F'lack. lie thought So
much If all "f them that he was
, willing to send SINNERS along To-
California. SINNERS is not i world
beater. but ne can play the nIjtteld
as we'll as any chap in class "A. BY
sending him on IIOrnShy shows what
n" thlnks OF ms other men.
This infisld OF -. Louis is the thin
YOU can admire if you like speed Here
IL a combination with which H"rnsl,
wiz compare nothing but the infe'd
"f Pittsburgh.
They haven't anything on uS. ss'id
rogers. not bnaStful but believing H.
ana ne has argument behind him. too.
pill, tIor,.h,. c,,,
wv '''
W o =" better thdn 'hHN are 81 hr
"hSe nu can make Your own PICK =
Secohh. ana mere again rogers d"esn I
. Drag penny worth. You u mt -
''ititIit new 'i'''N 80 H'l'i f. anu ~ "
Evening star., 1926-03-12
PINS ARE DUE TO FLY.

TOLEDO. Ohio. March II (P).-
Pins are expected to f1y tonight when
the first OF the out.of.town teams
make the drives in the American
" 'FilnG congress tournament here.
Fifteen New York teams are on the
!rNt squad tonight. Several Chicago
teams are on the schedule for the
second shift.
Evening star., 1926-03-12

Il compete wreck Whrn Jesse bauGh
Coy. Martin also took = hand and
sent orders to Sheriff Henry Chase of
Dade County 10 allow no prize fights
in Dade County, The sheriff said
he would carry out the governors $
order
Miami police ais" held u warrant
for Billy Gibson, Tunney's manager.
charging him with passing a worth
less check at Palm Beach u year ago.
The warrant had not been served This
morning.
Gibbons announced "Wednesday un-
less Rangh posted $40 900. runney's
share by noon Yesterday ht would
not ALLOW his charge 10 enter the
ring. The tuontv was not posted.
ana he yesterday announced the fight
was off
After conference last night with
Cornelius Vanderbilt. ir.. and Dudley
fletd Malone. attorney. whom he
hoped L" back the fight Balvh made
IN" final announcement that there
would h" u" fight. Malone said the
"nlN way the fans could get their
money back would he to confscate o
the lumber.
TunneN and StrihlinC each had been
advanced $4,000 for training expenses.
Miami business men had also agreed
I" back the fight, hut were unsuccess.
iul IN having the bout.